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Our New Website Helps You with Home Improvement Decisions and a $500 Prize

Let’s face it, most homeowners struggle with making home improvement decisions from choosing paint color to flooring. Our new online design contest at www.Redesign-my-room.com lets you choose and view flooring, paint, furniture, and everything else in the room in a virtual environment. You can also browse and vote for other designs. Best design every...

February 28th, 2009 by Andrew Kucheriavy
Posted in On the Radar

Running a website in Load Balancing environment

I find this topic very interesting especially these days when Internet is already used by millions and millions of users and websites moved  into the era of dynamic content and social networks dealing with enormous amount of users. I am sure we all agree that more traffic your website gets more processing power will be used on the server to deliver...

February 26th, 2009 by Dmitry Andrejev
Posted in How To's, Technology, Web Development

Web Site Content – Give it Away or Charge for it?

I was reading an article recently where an experienced web guy was describing rules to follow on the web. He might as well have called them unbreakable laws because the idea was that by not following these rules, you were destined for failure on the web.   One in particular caught my attention, which was that you have to give your content away for...

February 26th, 2009 by Ilya Bernshteyn
Posted in Business, Online Marketing, Reviews

Lawsuit Going Against Conventional Wisdom

I’m being redundant, right? Many of my lawyer friends would say that a lot of today’s lawsuits would fall under this category, but I thought this particular one was very interesting. Apparently a law firm wanted to stop another site from linking to it if the link name was anything other than the law firm’s domain name or company name. In...

February 23rd, 2009 by Gene Averbuch
Posted in On the Radar, Security

eBay API Integration

The first thing that comes to mind for many eBay sellers when they hear about eBay API integration is a bunch of technology stuff and how are people using it? What’s the difference between the eBay Shopping API, eBay Merchandising API, eBay Trading API, eBay Client Alerts API, eBay Platform Notifications API, Research API? Which one do I need...

February 18th, 2009 by Ilya Bernshteyn
Posted in Technology, Web Development

Placement of Videos on a Web Site

Recently, one of my clients asked if we could place a video on his site either for marketing purposes or for an advertiser. He also wanted to have control over where the video is displayed and make sure that the video player and its interfaces are easy to use. After careful consideration I decided to use our Content Management System and enable an...

February 18th, 2009 by Konstantin K.
Posted in Business, How To's, Technology

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