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Tips for Setting up and Optimizing Your AdWords Campaign

Simply launching an AdWords campaign is generally fast and easy, but to truly configure your campaign correctly takes time, research, consideration and testing. This post will identify some important areas of ad campaigns that can get overlooked.

Haptic Interfaces: Something to Replace the Mouse, Finally?

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We have been stuck with the mouse since the popularization of personal computers. I do wonder why we have not yet moved beyond them. Perhaps shortly we will. These devices, and their family, are destined to replace the humble mouse, perhaps very soon.

Heroes In Action

Heroes in action

Here the WSJ depicts the brave men who valiantly saved the Internet. In this action rescue shot, the Internet can be seen being secured into a stretcher. Now if you don't mind I need to go suit up and get in the helicopter. There are websites out there in trouble...

http://blogs.wsj.com/biztech/2008/08/06/disclosing-a-hole-in-the-interne...
I took the liberty of providing a screenshot, in case wsj clears its cache.

Beyond Social Networking "Destinations"

In the weeks to come, I will unfold a series of ideas that will transform the Internet.

This is not one of them. But it will serve as part of the preface. The things we are going to discuss will require tenderizing your mind like a piece of sinewy tri-tip.

PSR Case Study on Drupal.org

In May 2008 we launched a new website for the Pacific School of Religion (PSR.edu). We built the entire site on the Drupal platform. We at ISL have been working with Drupal for more than a year now, mostly Drupal 5.x, and have found it to be a great solution for many clients that require content management and/or community features.

ISL's Brand New Website

ISL old homepage

ISL is delighted to finally launch a brand new website. It has been 7 years since our old site (on the right) was launched. A lot has happened in the industry - and with ISL - since, and the two sites reflect these changes.

The old site featured a shade of blue then in vogue, and heralded our focus on ATG Dynamo, a proprietary e-commerce and personalization package. We were in part an ATG shop. Open source was in its infancy and hardly something one could sell to clients.