July 2011
14 posts
Jul 30th
2,100 notes
1 tag
Are You Paying Attention to Your Website Metadata?
One of the by-products of taking classes in CSS, XHTML, and digital marketing is you beginning learning crucial things to which you never paid attention before. Metadata on websites is one of them. There are many complex facets of metadata, but I’d like to focus on something simple and tangible—the title and the description of webpages. If you Google your website, are you happy with...
Jul 26th
1 note
1 tag
WatchWatch
thejoyofviolentmovement: Although their originally-scheduled Webster Hall set on July 28th has been re-scheduled for August 9th, XL Recordings artist, the Horrors are still preparing for the release of their latest album, Skying which will drop also on August 9. Check out this 7 minute spaced-out snyth jam from that album, “Moving Further Away.” Hooray!
Jul 26th
2 notes
1 tag
Jul 19th
17 notes
1 tag
Jul 18th
2 notes
1 tag
Jul 17th
103 notes
2 tags
Jul 15th
2 tags
Jul 14th
1,157 notes
2 tags
Jul 9th
1 note
1 tag
A Rep Reading: Bookselling: Not for the... →
arepreading: After a week of visiting my booksellers and the publication of some timely articles addressing current issues in the industry, I have come away with the distinct notion that bookselling is not for the faint-hearted. By their very nature, booksellers are impassioned, courageous entrepreneurs… Read it all and understand why I shop at indie bookstores.
Jul 7th
30 notes
1 tag
LinkedIn Etiquette
I’m finding a lack of LinkedIn etiquette an increasing source of frustration. Ignoring the constant inappropriate Twitter-linked account updates, my main annoyance is ‘Invitations to Connect’ from people I actually know. (I can excuse bad behavior from people I don’t know.) - Authors claim me as a colleague (you’ve done business with me; you don’t work at the...
Jul 6th
1 note
2 tags
Jul 3rd
1 note
2 tags
Jul 2nd
66 notes
1 tag
Call for Info: Collaborative Spreadsheet
I need to put together a collaborative spreadsheet with multiple people altering it—a sign up sheet for a schedule. My first instinct is to use Google Docs. However, not everyone has a Google accounts or is unwilling to share that info. Are there alternatives? Is there a way I can query people and have it load into my own Google doc (which I can then export and share). I appreciate the...
Jul 1st
1 note