• The death of subtlety

    T-mobile commercial - they show a priest and he says "what - you don't think we [meaning priests] text?  We text."  Then a couple of people later, there's a young designer who lifts up a mannequin's arm and leg and says "I don't want it to cost one of these ...

    Posted by: OakTree Digital

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  • WhiteHouse.gov Moves to Drupal

    I had written a blog post a little more than a year ago called President 2.0, concerning Candidate Obama's superior internet strategy, which translated into some advantage at the voting booth. As a candidate, Obama made extensive use of social media, including Twitter, RSS, wiki pages and Facebook, and ...

    Posted by: David Martin

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  • The real-time web reconsidered

    My coworker recently posted about the real-time web, some of its great potential, and some of the challenges in integrating it into business websites.  I have to say though, to me some of the promise of that buzzword threatens to exclude some of the things that make social media sites ...

    Posted by: Lawrence W. Gallick

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  • HTML tips for handling super/subscript

    For developers, superscript and subscript formatting in HTML can be annoying, to say the least. In the spirit of saving readers of this post some headaches, I wanted to share some advice on handling superscript and subscript.

     

    There are many issues with formatting in HTML 4.0 that result in an ...

    Posted by: Brian Wald

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  • Why care about the Real-Time Web?

    Of all the 2009 web trends, the so-called "Real-Time Web" has probably had the most obvious impact on our collective lives. Prior to this year, it's likely that you knew someone in your network using Twitter or Facebook. This year, it's probable that you are personally using a social media ...

    Posted by: David Martin

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  • OakTree CMS build in Sitefinity showcase

    Telerik is featuring the website built by OakTree Digital for Mercedes-Benz of El Dorado on the Sitefinity CMS home page.  Scroll down to 'featured work' to see a screenshot.  Sitefinity is a ASP .NET based content management system (CMS).  View the Merceded-Benz of El Dorado website.

    Posted by: Lawrence W. Gallick

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  • Content - are we getting it?

    One of the notorious holdups in web development projects has historically been when clients are responsible for their own content. Its something we try to avoid, as we do offer copywriting services, but nonetheless, when it comes to content, clients are typically pretty possessive.  They are the subject matter experts, ...

    Posted by: Lawrence W. Gallick

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  • Are we still compatible, Internet Explorer 6?

    Microsoft's Internet Explorer version 6 was released in August, 2001, yet there are still more people using it today than Firefox 3.0. As of February 2009, IE6 still holds greater than 18% of the total web browser market share.

     

    As for me, I am a part of that 18% ...

    Posted by: David Martin

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  • Recession? Online Giving is Great in Portland.

    Now that 2009 is just underway, substantial doubts linger about the ongoing impacts of the U.S. recession, and what it will mean for businesses and nonprofits. Common sense dictates that shrinking assets in the world of affluence will eventually affect large and small businesses alike, as well as the nonprofit ...

    Posted by: David Martin

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  • "IM" is a verb

    I searched ["im" is a verb] in Google and didn't get anything substantial in terms of results, but I think it is time we all face it that "i.m." has become a verb.  It is actually a very commonly used word in techno-babble.

     

    Also, and I am not a ...

    Posted by: Lawrence W. Gallick

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