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Over the past few years, the interactive part of South by Southwest, the giant music, film and technology festival held each spring in Austin, Texas, has grown into a 15,000+ attendee “spring break for geeks,” as some wags have started calling it. As I’ve been one of those “geeks” who just wrapped up my sixth...
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Each March, I* go to the gigantic gathering in Austin, Texas called South by Southwest Interactive. In the years I’ve attended, it has grown from a small conference that was held in a small corner of that city’s convention center to a sprawling mega-convention that spreads out over the entire convention center and hotels...
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First the best news: We’ve made it much, much easier to create a User profile on SmallBusiness.com. We’ve installed a wiki “extension” that makes creating a user profile as easy as filling in the blanks and uploading your photo or logo (or, avatar, as it’s officially called). To create a User profile, simply log...
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At SmallBusiness.com, there’s a group of folks we call helpers. They are like elves. You never know where you’ll find them. Recently some helpers put together a new Editing Tutorial on SmallBusiness.com. It’s a great way to get familiar with the wikitext method of formatting an entry on SmallBusiness.com or any wiki running on...
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On the new SmallBusiness.com blog, we want to feature lots of voices from the world of small business. We’ll be calling on our friends — bloggers and others who have great insight, points of view and information about specific products, trends or issues that are important to small businesses. But we want to hear from...
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Back in the late summer of 2009, I decided to pull the plug on the SmallBusiness.com Blog -- or, at least, on what had become of it. We had started out with great intensions, but it headed a little sideways. And by "we," I mean "I." I had intended to use this blog as...
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