Hurray for Zeldman

Macromedia has revamped its website (nice!) and released a new version of its popular Studio MX series. The product name is a bit of a mouthful: Studio MX 2004. But the specs look good. As I had hoped, Dreamweaver MX 2004 has more integrated CSS support. Among other useful tweaks, you can now import Office…

This is a little late, but I thought I should draw your attention to the list of winners at the 18th Annual Codie Awards. Winners include Macromedia (thrice), IBM (thrice), Apple, and Adobe. It is interesting to note that Microsoft didn’t win in any categories, although they did get a few nominations.

I am working on more detailed blog posts on the following topics, which are of great /increasing interest to me: Web 2.0 – How it is the mindset (of sharing, collaboration, contribution etc) and not just the technology that makes something truly Web 2.0 How planning to have ‘viral marketing’ can quite often be an…

In an amazing turn of events, our biggest client has changed their minds and signed us on for another year to design their new website. Hurrah! The church website is about to clear its last hurdle or two. I’m restructuring lots of content off the existing site for uniformity. The content was obviously accumulated by…

Just saw this when I logged into [Facebook](http://www.facebook.com/). Maybe Mark Zuckberg did listen to the hisses at SXSW initially meant for him (before the audience turned on the journalist for being more annoying). Check out the new [privacy page](http://www.facebook.com/privacy/) and also the options to block specific Facebook apps from accessing your data. Thank you, Facebook.

Jay Allen has released version 1.5 of his esteemed comment spam eradicator, MT-Blacklist, which works on Movable Type. When zipped, this little bundle of happiness is only 32kb. I just upgraded my version in, like 1 minute. *Yawn* Can it get any easier than this? Never mind what Wired omitted to say. We’ll say it:…