Blog Round Up - October 15th

Smashing Magazine posted a great collection of retro art today, it's pretty cool and can definitely be used as inspiration for some new WordPress themes

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Smashing Magazine posted a great collection of retro art today, it’s pretty cool and can definitely be used as inspiration for some new WordPress themes.

Also over at Smashing, there’s a wonderful article about maintaining client relations which is worth a read. Upstart Blogger has a great article about celebrity blogging

There’s a lot of news about the new MacBook at $899, Matt has written an awesome article on Blogsearch from Google. Nathan did a wonderful job explaining WordPress Keyword Optimization and Andy Beal had a piece on ad prices that made me cry a little.

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Christopher Ross - Christopher Ross is a technology evangelist living in Fredericton, Canada who travels the world preaching the benefits of technology to business professionals. When he's not writing or blogging about the future of the industry, he's busy building websites or helping businesses market themselves on the Internet.

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  1. MacBook fan on February 21, 2009 at 2:30 am

    Took a 15 min break from work and came across your blog, I like your pespective on things! I can’t say agree with everything, but it is fun to read :)

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