New Media + IT

In case you haven't noticed: WordPress 2.3.2 is out.
So far, no new features (except that you can specify your own error page to display, when you're having database problems), but some security and bug fixes instead. Read more at the above link.
You can download WordPress at wordpress.org/download.
PS: WordPress [Wikipedia] is a state of the art [...]

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[ categorized as: About this blog, Blogs, Internet, Web ]

Just a quick post: The web browser Netscape Navigator 9 has hit the streets.
You can download it from browser.netscape.com – users of the Navigator 9 beta can choose to upgrade within the browser.
Check out what's new in Netscape Navigator 9.

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[ categorized as: Browsers, Software, Web ]

According to The Wallstreet Journal more companies are spending more money in the field of "Web 2.0" (we SO need to come up with another term for that) — mostly social networking or blogging.
Also the investments in Web 2.0 companies has started to move outside the San Francisco Bay Arena which is "known for producing [...]

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[ categorized as: Businesses, Web, Web 2.0 ]

Write Articles, Not Blog Postings.

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[ categorized as: Internet, Usability, Web ]

Are you annoyed by the Snap preview popups of preview images of sites when you hover over a link?
Here's a guide on how to disable Snap permanently in Firefox.
Psssst: It involves AdBlock Plus ;)

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[ categorized as: Web ]

I've switched completely from Twitter to Jaiku, which is more reliable and has more features.
Now Michael Arrington at TechCrunch has a post on switching from Twitter to Jaiku among other things because of the things I've mentioned here.
He also names a few Jaiku tools that you can use.

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[ categorized as: Social web, Web ]

I just saw, that Robert Scoble has a post on his Scobleizer blog about the new layout at WordPress.com.
In my browser (Minefield, Firefox 3a1, Gecko/20061214) the font used in the "blog of the minute" section is very hard to read. Not sure whether that's a Wordpress.com or Minefield issue though.
Update: I just viewed WordPress.com in [...]

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[ categorized as: Usability, Web ]

I just wanted to check out the international Mozilla store, to see if they had anything interesting.
But apart from the very small amount of products, I also found out that the Mozilla shop appears to be quite expensive, at least when it comes to book.
Let's take the Firefox Hacks book. At the Mozilla store it [...]

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[ categorized as: Web ]