Monthly Archives: February 2008

Social Network Usage Around the World

This morning I came across a fascinating article from a French web site at lemonade.fr that had a wonderful illustration of global social network usage trends. While I can’t read French at all, the map speaks for itself . . … Continue reading

Technology and Internet: Hot Trends in Shaping Globalization

Quote from Pulitzer Prize-winning Author, Thomas L. Friedman on Globalization: “It is the inexorable integration of markets, nation-states and technologies to a degree never witnessed before-in a way that is enabling individuals, corporations and nation-states to reach around the world … Continue reading

5 Things Shoppers Don’t Want from Online Retailers

Last week I made a blog entry titled “5 Things Shoppers Want from Online Retailers.” This week I’d like to take a look at a handful of bothersome shopping techniques implemented by online marketers that don’t just get on my … Continue reading

Usability Resource Says Microsoft User Interface Not So Fluent

I do not have emotional reactions to the software applications I use on a daily basis. They are necessary tools which I use to accomplish my job and produce documentation that is of benefit to my team members and to … Continue reading

5 Things Shoppers Want from Online Retailers

As each year passes by, I see great strides forward in the ease of use of online shopping sites, more information that I’m looking for to make a purchase decision, and automated payment methods that make my online purchases easier. … Continue reading

Welcome to the MarketNet Blog

What a difference the Internet has made in the way we conduct business, go about our daily routine, interact with one another and even socialize!  Have you ever just taken a moment to think how different your life is today … Continue reading