On February 15th, exactly 99 days after it was released, Firefox 1.0 smashed through the 25 million download milestone. Amazing!  There isn’t much more I can say about this.  I am so proud to be one of those 25 million people using such an awesome browser and the product of such an open movement.

In a recent newsletter, the online recruitment company, CareerJunction, advised its subscribers as follows: In the near future CareerJunction will only be supporting Internet Explorer 6 and above. If you are not using a supported version you can upgrade your browser for free! I was completely taken aback by this statement.  With all the recent…

As reported in the Santa Maria Times, Michael Jackson, was recently admitted by the Marian Medical Center: The singer was on his way to court in Santa Maria Tuesday when a lingering illness worsened. He was instead diverted to Marian’s emergency room, and later admitted as a patient. A doctor attending to Jackson told Superior…

In an article titled "Modern man just got older", Newsday has reported that:   Our debut as humans just became a lot more historic. A new study concludes that the earliest known humans appeared in southern Ethiopia around 195,000 years ago, about 35,000 years earlier than previously thought, based on what researchers say are the…

mozillaZine has reported on an article on CNet which, in turn, reported on Microsoft’s plans to release a beta version of Internet Explorer 7 with Windows updates a little later this year.  This is contrary to a previous decision to delay any major updates to Internet Explorer until the release of the next major version…

As many of you may know, Six Apart has redesigned its website and this includes the Typepad and Movabletype (and, to a lesser degree, LiveJournal) sites.  You’ve probably noticed we’ve got a brand new family of websites for Six Apart, Movable Type, TypePad, and TypeKey. And we’ve added a LiveJournal section to the Six Apart…

Problogger, Darren Rowse, has written a really good post on generating an income using Google AdSense.  It isn’t all about simply adding the AdSense ads and waiting for the money to roll in.  As he puts it – Making the income that I’ve earned with Adsense (I’ve been using it for 18 months now) is…

I’ve posted a fair amount about Mark Jen and most of my comments have been about how it would have been far more prudent for him to have kept his more negative thoughts about Google to himself.  I have revisited his blog and I agree with Scoble and Jeremy Zawodny that Jen seems to be…