Welcome to my Iphonoegraphy gallery. The series of photos started as a result of an iphonoegraphy challenge on Twitter that required taking and editing pictures with your phone. The photos displayed here have all been taken using my iPhone 4. All editing has been done on the phone using various apps. I hope you enjoy my work.
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In a recent discussion with a fellow marketer, I was surprised at the level of attention to detail he had when it came to the creation of content. It’s a known fact that many companies and websites will generally rely on Google’s methodologies when it comes to website optimization. They have the most popular search engine, and everything else, so it’s only natural we align ourselves around their tools and services.
From that conversation, a few things came to light.
It’s been a while since I last posted blog on this site. I have been in full gear on all fronts, coding away on various projects.
Q2 of 2010 has brought many changes. Right from the start, I decided to finally park the Alero that I’ve poured countless hours and countless upgrades into. I made a promise to drive it till the wheels fell off. With a few klicks from the 300k mark, I think I did a pretty good job.
In the previous post, I talked about including geographical information in your metadata. This post continues on by looking at standardizing on metadata information for websites.
In 1995, a workshop took place in Dublin, Ohio and the objective was to develop interoperable metadata standards. The Organization that came out of that workshop is called the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative (DCMI).
Adding geographical identification (or geotagging) to a website during the development cycle hasn’t been standard practice in my books. Although I must say its rather interesting and the syntax is pretty straightforward.
This is a final part of of the series, continuing from the implementation of a distribution layer using a Vyatta router. The previous parts are “Bringing Home the Cisco Hierarchical Internetworking Model, with Vyatta ofcourse” where Part 1 goes over setting up the Core layer, and Part 2 deals with setting up the Distribution layer.
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