27 April 2006

Some more lenses worth knowing about

Seth Godin's - The easy way to get the big picture about the work and writings of Seth Godin.
Firefox Guide - Information and resources for beginners to power users of Firefox. Some of the content in this lens is posted here before any other location.
Library 2.0- Reading List for the ALA Library 2.0/Library Futures online course.
Starting and running a web business - Learn from the mistakes others make and learn about what works and what doesn't work by absorbing the mass of information available online now about the web, business, customers and marketing.
Microfinance - Microfinance is often considered one of the most effective, flexible, and sustainable strategies in the fight against global poverty.
Introduction to Web 2.0 - In which the Web is seen as a programming platform upon which developers create software applications. The main catalyst for this is Application Programming Interfaces, or APIs, allowing communication between two or more software applications.
Customer Service Reader - A collection of notes & commentary on essential works of experts in customer service and related fields.
Typepad hacks - Make the most of your TypePad blog now, while attempting to improve the platform by connecting the TypePad Design Team to their User Base.

27 Apr 2006 20:21:35

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John T unger

Trevor,

Just noticed this link while testing Sphere's search. Thanks!

Posted by: John T unger | 03 May 2006 at 02:47 AM

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