e-activists.org has released a beta of its excellent new "Petitions" feature. Could potentially be useful once its finished, if you want to run petitions on your site but don't feel like building the functionality from scratch.
Check out the full set of services offered by e-activists and support their efforts in humanitarian and fundraising work, this is definitely a great initiative that we expect to take off in the near future.
To add the petitions functionality, just include the following script on your website or blog:
Right now, you will be given the latest petition at e-activists:
However, it will truly be useful when you can create & manage your own petitions... and apparently this feature is coming in the near future.
Friday, January 25, 2008
Saturday, January 19, 2008
Why did I get LumLum's iTunes list?!?
Wow... Apple... seriously. First they make yet another round of mandatory "security" updates. THEN, when I finally agree to make their stupid iTunes updates I lose my list and everything and end up with some random person's? It's not even in English... I mean, seriously for shame Apple, for shame...
Now, although I agree that there are tons of potential security holes in iTunes, this was obviously a thinly veiled cover-up for their new additions to enable the support of Movie Rentals in the iTunes interface. Luckily, I know this already though, because Apple finds it tough to keep a secret and all three of my main email inboxes were hit with notifications of the new Movies feature the day before the updates.
Well, I wish them luck, but I think they are going the absolute wrong way with these online Movie rentals. They should instead focus on finding interesting and innovative ways of maintaining and growing their existing dominance in Music downloads. How about using your power in this area to build a user experience that drives music sales back up again? It's not that unlikely, just look at what innovative companies like last.fm, Napster, Pandora and SprialFrog are doing. The music market is not entirely dead, unless Apple just lets it continue to die its current swift death...
Now, although I agree that there are tons of potential security holes in iTunes, this was obviously a thinly veiled cover-up for their new additions to enable the support of Movie Rentals in the iTunes interface. Luckily, I know this already though, because Apple finds it tough to keep a secret and all three of my main email inboxes were hit with notifications of the new Movies feature the day before the updates.
Well, I wish them luck, but I think they are going the absolute wrong way with these online Movie rentals. They should instead focus on finding interesting and innovative ways of maintaining and growing their existing dominance in Music downloads. How about using your power in this area to build a user experience that drives music sales back up again? It's not that unlikely, just look at what innovative companies like last.fm, Napster, Pandora and SprialFrog are doing. The music market is not entirely dead, unless Apple just lets it continue to die its current swift death...
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Testing Revver's new In-Video Ad Overlays...
Funny commercial clip, as commented on by in this ScrewAttack Clip of the Week
Thursday, January 10, 2008
BCmoney hits Technorati
"Open the cage... let the animals out!"
-Keith Richards
BC$ is now live on Technorati:
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-Keith Richards
BC$ is now live on Technorati:
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