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01/04

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Re-imagining the Menu for the Social Age

More than a list of food items, a menu is a catalyst for conversation. You pore over it, imagining just what the Dynamite Prawn and Mango Roll or Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad will taste like. You question your fellow diners on their recommendations and choices, before locking in your own order. Perhaps you discuss the…Read More »

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Archive for September, 2005

30/09

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AdRants

This is an excerpt from the AdRants blog: On Wednesday at OMMA East, GMD Studios CEO Brian Clark, whose agency does work for Audi, said, on a a panel, that 29 percent of traffic to a site created as part of a recent Audi A3 campaign was generated by advertising on the BlogAds network. The

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28/09

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Google Blog Search

Google Blog Search – What some pros say By now I’m sure everybody has heard about Google’s new blog search (http://blogsearch.google.com) – currently in beta testing. Here’s some feedback from search engine watch on the first 2 weeks of testing Google’s new blog search.

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23/09

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Ruby

Ruby on Rails is taking the web development community by storm these days. Blending development best practices with some of the latest and greatest acronyms in web tech (AJAX,DRY), ROR has become the foundation for some of the more interesting web applications out there. What do these applications offer that traditional ones don’t? Some of

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22/09

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New version of Flash Released!

A new version of Macromedia Flash has been released unto the Web. This is shaping up to be perhaps the biggest Flash update ever, with major changes to Actionscript and Flash Video. Some cool examples of the new powers of Flash have already been demonstrated at sites such as FlashGuru. Here at Invoke we can’t

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22/09

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Blogging As A Form Of Therapy

A new study finds that blogs are more likely to deal with personal matters than politics or current events, and nearly 50% of bloggers see the activity as a form of therapy. Now that you mention it, I’m already feeling a little warmer after making this post… –alan

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