Spread OpenID Site Launced (Do These Really Help?)
My question is, do the sites really work? I mean Firefox is doing fine true, but that was more due to the full page New York Times ad that SpreadFirefox helped raise money for. So while the website itself brought the community together for the purpose of marketing, is it the website or rather the efforts of those behind the website that are helping the products? I guess one could argue that they are one and the same. However, why create a second website? OpenID already has a pretty nice looking website (OpenID.net). Does it really need a second one to explain the benefits and such of OpenID?
AOL Kills Netscape
That’s right, AOL will stop actively development on the Netscape Navigator browser on February 1, 2008. This truly marks the end of an era. Netscape released one of the first mass market internet browsers before losing ground to Microsoft’s Internet Explorer in the late nineties.
However, some good came out of the whole deal. When Netscape [...]