Monthly Archives: January 2007

Web+redesign

For those of you paying attention to my other blog. I just posted a new look to the web+ site (http://webpl.us). Check it out and let me know your thoughts.

Jan 29
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Mashable reinvigorates itself

My good bud Pete Cashmore just relaunched his site Mashable.com. Bryan Veloso of Avalonstar did the redesign. Overall its a bangup job they pulled off in a mere 2 days! Pete’s also got a new subsite MashCodes up too, it … Continue reading

Jan 29
Filed under: Design

Open source business models 2007

- What we have, and what’s coming – Open source has been a hot topic in the software world over the last ten years or so, due in no small part to the widespread penetration of Linux in corporate environments … Continue reading

Jan 29
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So I was looking through the Akismet spam bin to see if anyone’s posts had been erroneously caught, and noticed that the spammers started something new. Now spammers were posting droves of messages to .edu wikis as their urls, talking … Continue reading

Jan 28

New Web+, New Directions

So unless you’re one of the RSS subscribers to the site, you’ve probably noticed the interface revamp and identity change of web+. Gone is the pseudo web2.0 design we had going there for a few weeks that wasn’t exactly polished … Continue reading

Jan 28
Filed under: Site

Request: Feed Stats Plugin

Are there any web based stat trackers like google analytics, but that I can install locally to track my RSS stats? I know feedburner is great, but I keep getting XML parse errors. So why can’t I install something on … Continue reading

Jan 28
Filed under: Blogging

Tune ups and upgrades

Hey everyone, we’re working on upgrading the site to wordpress2.1, implementing an amazing new design, which should give you a better idea of what we’re upto. I’ve also migrated all of the old webimpresario posts over here as I no … Continue reading

Jan 26
Filed under: Site

Miami Matters: What the business people think

So I’ve posted over at web+ the responses to a series of questions I asked Miami based entrepreneurs yesterday. Prtty interesting points of view. Maybe I should ask former Miamians what their thoughts are on the matter.

Jan 23
Filed under: Miami