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Sun 06 Jul, 2008    2:14 PM

CCLI's new website for Australia and New Zealand is now live.

The curtain has finally been taken down on the new CCLI website. It is continually being improved to make it easy to navigate and provide you with the resources you need to help unravel the complex copyright issue.

Take a look http://www.ccli.com.au/

SeedStories: adventures in church planting

I gave the site a bit of a makeover, nothing spectaular but it needed a change. I am working on some more ideas for content. If you've never been or haven't visited in a while take a look. You may even have some ideas :)

http://www.seedstories.com/

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Site redesigns

I am getting ready to do a redesign of Allelon & SeedStories stay tuned. Allelon will be first with a wider layout and more on the front page... and the introduction of staff blogs. I am hoping to get quite lot done this weekend.

SeedStories will also get a wider layout and moving back to a whiter background on the design.

If you have any thoughts on the layouts make a comment.

Competition fueling innovation.

Google have again pushed the boundaries and have developed an online spreadsheet in direct competition to Microsoft's Excel. The next target for Google will be an online word processor. Microsoft is getting nervous and are continually trying to bring out their own versions to compete but it is innovation that captures peoples attention.

Adobe, initiated by Macromedia, have been doing really well at bringing their beta programs to the public through Adobe Labs. Pre-release software that allows people to test out programs for free, before they are finally released.

Now Microsoft have released a beta of Windows Vista for public preview. Now this kind of innovation is great for us the end user, and maybe one day, we'll not have to pay for software but companies will give it away for free...

I might be time to start looking for a new job :)

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I was a little suprised to see I hadn't posted in a while. I'v been busy learning web stuff and starting to get me head around PHP and MYSQL. I am not planning on using it often but want an idea of how it works :)

DSN Hosting up and running.

I finally got to get the DSN Hosting site up.

Check it out and if you need to get a website up and running, give me a call.

http://www.dsnhosting.com/

 

 

 

webdu - the web technology conference

Just got my ticket today to webDU (previously known as MXDU) the premier Asia Pacific Web Technology Conference, taking place 2 - 3 March 2006 at StarCity Conference Centre, Sydney Australia.

Last year was great and this year is shaping up to be even better :)

Standardised RSS feed icons

There is a movement to standardise RSS feed icons. You've seen it - the one that comes with Firefox and Microsoft is going to use it in IE as well.

You can get the artwork for the icon here http://feedicons.com/ to use on your site, etc.

Another Server

Dell 1750

I just purchased another server for my hosting business... this one has LOTS of grunt and will speed up my sites... slowly expanding :)

FireFox 1.5 early release

Upgrade to Firefox 1.5!The latest instalment of the FireFox browser is getting ready to be announced.

If you’d like to get a jump start on downloading Firefox 1.5 before the official release annoucement later today, it has started to show-up on various mirrors.

Here is the Windows version

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