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Twitter Reset Password E-mail – Coincidence or Plagiarism?

I have recently reset my password on Twitter and was very surprised when I received the following “reset password” e-mail. “Can’t remember your password, huh? It happens to the best of us… This will reset your password. You can then login and change it to something you’ll remember” The interesting thing is that we’ve been using...

June 27th, 2009 by Andrew Kucheriavy
Posted in Security, Social Media

Web 2.0 Development: E-commerce 2.0

All E-commerce store owners know that a lot of customers abandon their shopping carts, the percentage is something around three-quarters.  Part of it is just the way the web works, but the same thing happens with brick and mortar stores… most people who go in them don’t buy anything, someone may pick something up, try it on, and put it...

June 24th, 2009 by Ilya Bernshteyn
Posted in Technology, Web Development

Project Manager/Client Relationship – Funny Real World Situations

I think that every Sales / Project Manager has dealt with clients using similar negotiation tactics at some point in their career.  As funny as these analogies are, clients often don’t realize that sometimes they are acting the same way as the characters in this video: for example, requiring state-of-the art Web 2.0 Development and Enterprise-level...

June 20th, 2009 by Andrew Kucheriavy
Posted in Business, Humor, Videos

Web 2.0 Development: Call to Action Buttons

Websites that are interactive, social, and designed with user activity in mind play a big part in web 2.0 development.  How do you generate that activity or how do you even show users what you want them to do?  One way is with “call to action” buttons.  Rather than just present information, a web 2.0 site has information about the company...

June 19th, 2009 by Ilya Bernshteyn
Posted in Web Development

Web 2.0 Development: Auction Management

With web 2.0 development and e-commerce functionality more and more is becoming possible in automating the auction management process for high volume sellers with eBay API integration.  With enhancements to scheduling rules, users can use advanced inventory listing processes such as staggering their listings and updating price, shipping, and listing...

June 17th, 2009 by Ilya Bernshteyn
Posted in Business, Technology, Web Development