Welcome! Its me, Stephen Clark. This is my site and it is where I share all things fun, silly, interesting and thoughtful. I occasionally make digital bits and my resume is always an entertaining read. The site is made with care and paperclips in New Jersey, USA.
AOL for free? You can’t be serious. I never thought I would see the day. It took them long enough! Its funny when you look at the twists and turns of the Internet portal space and how all the “big boys” have essentially taken different paths but are ending up in the same place. Yahoo, [...]
Wow, Lycos did not make too many friends this week. It started on Wednesday when Lycos Finally Sold back Wired.com to Wired Magazine and Conde Nast. Even when I worked at Lycos, I never understood how that relationship worked and why Wired.com was independent of the magazine. Then, as a result of that sale, it [...]
Very interesting and useful post from Content with Style demonstrating how to use a modular CSS framework to different page layouts. Very useful for quickly creating and building new pages, sites. May even update the CSS on this site to reflect this model.
With much fanfare, AOL has released its new free portal and “MyAOL” service. Granted, it feels like a flasback to 1998 when everyone and their dog were releasing portals. Obviously, it seems that AOL is still coding like its 1999. Granted its a Beta release, but it appears that AOL (Disclosure: I used to work [...]
Never made it to the Grand Canyon as a kid? Now you can, sort of. If you can’t take a trip or a vacation anytime soon, you can go sightseeting with Google Maps for a virtual tour of some worldy (or “other worldy“) sights.
This is just an “amaz”-ing (excuse the pun) post about the inner workings of how Amazon.com manages its images and the various call outs that added to them.
In a very interesting move, Google is now indicating if you are logged in when you are on their homepage (see red box in image above). This is a very interesting move in that it is taking them one deep step closer to “portal” land. But I think what is more interesting is how their [...]
If you have not heard all the buzz, there’s a new browser on the block. Mozilla’s Firefox 1.0 was released this week to much fanfare. Its garnered articles in USA Today and in an ingeneous marketing move, they have taken donations from over 10,000 people to fund a grassroots advertising campaign with placements in The [...]