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Awesome Free Software I Use (almost) Every Day

by Nicolette Tallmadge

If you’re running part of your art business on the web, it’s impossible not to do so without using some type of software. Fortunately, software to help you run your business doesn’t have to be expensive. Here is a list of some of the awesome free software that I use pretty much everyday to help [...]

Tagged as: free software, Gmail, Google, social networking, software, Tweetdeck, website building

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[Video] The State of the Internet

by Nicolette Tallmadge

Did you know that there are 1.73 billion Internet users worldwide? That’s one of the stats illustrated (literally) in this fun and informative video…check it out!

Tagged as: Internet statistics, Internet trends

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Online Tools: What the heck is Google Wave?

by Nicolette Tallmadge

You may or may not have heard that Google has been working on a new “collaborative tool” called Google Wave. I first heard about it this spring and have been monitoring news about it on and off. It’s not widely available yet, but I’ll be checking it out as soon as it is. If it [...]

Tagged as: Google, Google Wave

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Internet Terms: What’s a web browser?

by Nicolette Tallmadge

Found this video while I was reading Seth Godin’s blog this morning. If you don’t know the difference between a web browser and a search engine, you have a lot of company. It seems like there’s a lot of confusion with these terms. For the record, a web browser is a piece of software on [...]

Tagged as: Internet terms, search engines, web browsers

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