Monthly Archives: March 2007

Developer Jobs, 30-50K/m

Someone is looking for 3 developers. They provide 1 year contracts and ‘develop continuously’. The lucky dudes/dudettes will report to a ‘Digital Strategy Project Manager’. Job specs: Microsoft SQL Server, Visual Basic 6, Visual Basic.Net, Microsoft C# .Net, Microsoft .Net framework, Object orientated programming Experience required:
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Hold thumbs for me (Updated 30-03-2007)

If I can get a an emergency visa, in time, I’ll be going the USA for two weeks next month, on a trip that will include ad:tech San Francisco :-> 30-03-2007: My emergency visa request was kindly approved by a surprisingly suspiceous-looking gentleman behind the foot-or-so thick grenade proof glass of the American Consulate’s counters. But not [...]
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A simple suggestion for Amatomu

When listing blogs in the ‘All Blogs’ view, please append which category the blog is in. (Okay that was the simple suggestion, but wait, there’s more, if you read on you can also…:)
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Can you figure this out?

If you haven’t seen netVerse yet, I’m curious if you can figure out how to work it? (it only shows up if you are looking at a single post, below the comments form)
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The Affiliate Model (and Google) to the Rescue

In a well considered post, Matthew Buckland questions some aspects of online advertising. He refers to 0.3% CTR (Click Through Rate) in online advertising as the target being chased. I think 0.3% is actually a relatively high CTR. I venture that it is still a significantly higher per-instance follow through than conventional print advertising can boast [...]
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Cheeky adult traffic experiment with hanging breasts

I dunno, maybe my taste just sucks. Of all the pics I have uploaded to flickr, this, my own personal favorite has received 72 views. It’s a great photograph for a number of reasons (balance of detail with glare, contrasts of colour, patern, dynamic composition etc. to rattle of just a few) but it [...]
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Skimmed : – Shift Happens

glumbert.com – Shift Happens
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on kagablog (001) : yours truly

Me.
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How is Blogging different from Graffiti?

It is not, ‘cept in that it requires less balls and is infinitely easier to ignore.
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Skimmed: ANTILIMIT | creative imagery by Eric M Gustafson

wow…
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