You probably know that Campus Crusade for Christ has A LOT of information online. Problem is the content is scattered among over 400 websites!
Did you know that we now own a Google Search Appliance that keeps up with all the Campus Crusade websites? It’s a quite simple URL to search Campus Crusade’s resources: […]

Need a free web-based email account but not sure what to get? Here’s a nice comparison of the top three: Yahoo! Mail vs GMail vs Windows Live Mail
We are talking about, Yahoo Mail Beta (YMB, an upgrade to your yahoo account), Gmail (web-based email service from Google) and Windows Live Mail Beta(WLMB, an upgrade […]

In plain words and easy to follow explanation, here’s the answers to the following questions:
How does Google know what parts of a website the site owner wants to have show up in search results? Can publishers specify that some parts of the site should be private and non-searchable?

For years there was a significant difference in the way that Google and Yahoo handled it’s paid advertisement rankings. Here in the US, there is now no significant difference.
It used to be that in Yahoo the highest bidder got top ranking. It was simple and clean. You pay $2/click you’ll rank higher […]

If you’re reading this blog while in Europe or Africa, what I’m about to show you is of no surprise. The rest of the world is catching up.
Skype brand is seventh globally, second in Europe.

Can you explain how the web world culture 2.0 is changing the way we communicate in less than 5 minutes and make it compelling? Try this:

YouTube - Web 2.0 … The Machine is Us/ing Us
After watching this, what sort of thoughts does this generate in you? What is your response to this? […]

Well here in the States, 2008 will be another big year: presidential election year. However, we get to “prepare” for it now.
This post is not political. Neither is this blog. However, there are some interesting things going on with the ‘08 campaign already that we as ministers of the gospel should […]

“They” say that Africa’s Internet gap is getting wider:
Less than 1 percent of Africans have access to broadband services due to a lack of international connectivity and unwieldy monopolies, compared with 22 percent of Americans and 30 percent of western Europeans, Hurst said.
After spending a week in Kenya helping our African staff get online and […]

WordPress 2.1 is ready for download. I think we’ve worked out all our hosting issues and also got this site upgraded to the latest and greatest from Word Press.
So, hopefully, we’re back in business.
We now return you to our (ir)regular posting.