Great info at
http://www.digitalbookworld.com/resources-going-from-indesign-to-ebook/
I use my pool table nearly everyday and am looking to recondition it to make it play somewhat tougher. There's a number of things I am going to be upgrading.
Email message rendering is a much needed service since there is such a wide variety of ways people view and read email. Services exist that do this exclusively, but are extremely expensive. EmailOnAcid to the rescue.
In attempting to create a simple mass mailing, what I thought would be straightforward turned out to be very tricky: Providing a recipient with his/her elected officials.
Adobe has a good introductory discussion on Flash Media Server and some of the things to look for regarding delivering Flash video content.
I stepped through creating a very short little web-based newscast at the NCAFP. I approached this using a very basic setup that included a pocket video camera, jurry-rigged lighting and some basic post-production software. The segment offered a viewpoint on a recent North Carolina health care issue.
This is old news for everyone but me, but it seems my friends at S&R Communications are no longer around. I worked with them briefly on the PBNC.org website. I knew something was up around last fall when I met with their creative director; his tone spoke volumes.
They had around forty employees. They also had been in business for ages. This is the second major firm to flatline. Catevo bit it last Sept./Oct.
I have been getting more interest from some of my clients regarding Pay-Per-Click advertising management. Not a knowing very much about it, I thought I would try to get up to speed. I sought out my friends at ROI Revolution in Raleigh to help get me started.
A client of mine recently notified me that they were expecting a pretty good jump in traffic from an online ad campaign they were conducting with AdzZoo. Curious, I looked them up and analyzed their approach.