by David LimI am currently running a website about home based businesses that was started a few years ago. It is a simple guide to home based businesses. It is basically an informational site and the main revenue is from ads and not from product sales.Occasionally, I will get an email from someone that wants to know how to make money on the web. Normally, it will have only a single sentence that will go something like this:“Sir, tell me how to make money on the Internet.”For the first year or

Please join me in welcoming another Guest Blogger to the Quilting Gallery. If you’re interested in being a Guest Blogger, please read the info on the submit page then drop me an email . By: Margaret Bucklew An epiphany happened to me about twenty years ago. There was a void in my life and I didn’t even know it was happening. I think an inspiration is like a flash of light in your psyche just waiting for action, and I needed one. On the wall in a fabric store hung a stunning Ore

People create events, right? It makes sense to be able to send invitations to people online then. Yup. Evite pretends to help you do this but they could care less about helping you have a successful event and College Humor’s video parody, “Web Site Story” sums it up perfectly at (3:47 into the video) “I hate Evite. There’s nothing in emails and you have to click through to the site” Evite is the AOL of Event Scheduling Last year, I received an email from someone who wanted to have

The Obama administration is very good at disseminating information. Every other day or so I get an email from the White House media that is targeted in some way at Pennsylvania. I’m impressed with their organizational skills. Sometimes they send items of general interest. This has been a busy week and several emails came through. I’m posting a clump of them together. PA On Track with Stimulus Spending Vice President Biden Applauds Pennsylvania for Meeting Recovery Act Milestone Ahead of

In my post this AM on communicating in a new education paradigm , I laid out the belief that the launch of Inside Higher Education was a real game changer for education, particularly higher education, reporting. Why? It captured news from campuses across the nation. It spotlighted local higher ed coverage. It delivered them to a wide range of email inboxes across the nation. And it did so for free. This was not intended as a slam on the Chronicle of Higher Education. I have college f