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21 May

Yahoo Buys Tumblr - Commence Wailing

Author: 
Julie Miller
Categories: 
Blogging,
Social media

It's been announced that Yahoo has bought the social blogging site, Tumblr for $1.1 billion. With the acquisition comes reprehension from Tumblr's devout, and vocal, user base. It's hard to say what will become of the site, but here are some of the good and bad points I see for the two companies.

21 Jan

Seeing Your Website's Bigger Picture

Author: 
Julie Miller

Do you ever visit a beautifully put together business only to find the company's website is a completely different experience?

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17 Jan

Responsive Drupal Theming, Done the Right Way... At Least For Now Anyway

Author: 
Mark Carver

A little over a year of following my own advice, I decided to re-visit the long overdue topic of responsive theming and share several valuable techniques and tricks I've learned along the way.

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16 Jan

Time for Startup Weekend!

Author: 
Kayla Wren

LevelTen is pleased to sponsor an entrepreneur in the upcoming Startup Weekend in Denton. Startup Weekend is a global grassroots movement of entrepreneurs learning the basics of founding startups and launching ventures. Startup Weekends have happened in over 200 cities around the world. We're happy that LevelTen's very own Kyle Taylor is organizing the event.

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14 Jan

13 Ways to Maintain New Years Goals in 2013

Author: 
Chris Lee

It's already mid-January and resolutions are being broken. Instead of getting frustrated, take some action to hold yourself accountable.

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10 Jan

2013 Predictions for Website Design, SEO, Social Media and Content Strategy

Author: 
Tonya Cauduro

It is definitely the start of a new year. My inbox, Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and other feeds are full of "predictions for 2013". Some are interesting, like this one – 21 Social Media Predictions from the Pros. Others are short and sweet…. and rather predictable predictions. I thought I’d put together my own predictions for 2013, for website development, social media, SEO and content strategy.

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3 Jan

What's Wrong with the Project Application Queue?

Author: 
Ian Whitcomb

In April 2012, I submitted a module called twitter_signin_callback to the project application queue. The concept was simple, my module was meant to add functionality to the twitter_signin module that allowed a developer to specify a path for where to send the user after logging in via Twitter OAuth. My thought was to get approval on a simple module to meet my goals for my job, and get commit access to be able to contribute some bigger ideas later.

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2 Jan

Yet another simple Amazon S3 backup script for Drupal

Author: 
Randall Knutson

As part of setting up servers, we need to set up a backup system. While there are many out there, often times they boil down to a script.

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26 Dec

Some Things I Want In An E-Commerce Site

Author: 
Julie Miller

During the holidays I find myself shopping online more than in store.

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19 Dec

Tis The Season for Christmas Spirit and Creative Holiday Web Design

Author: 
Brent Bice

My son has been counting down the days until Christmas since July 21.

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17 Dec

Basic Lingo for Drupal Newbies

Author: 
Julie Miller

My Drupal experience dates all the way back to April of this year - needless to say, I'm still learning.

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