Digitally Cross Processing in Photoshop

Posted July 22nd, 2008 by Debanjan Ghosh

In my book, one of the last remaining advantages of film is the ability to cross process. Photoshop has almost closed the gap with their cross process feature in the layer curves menu. However, you still need to do a little tweaking to your image. But before I get into that, I’m going to address [...]

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15 very intresting questions answered by google

Posted June 24th, 2008 by Debanjan Ghosh

Some Interesting Questions Answered by Google Spam Team
On June 19, 2008 there was Google Webmaster Live Chat Event. It was for the general public to ask questions to the Google spam team.
Below are some of the most interesting questions and answers:

1)   Kien Lai - 5:03 pm
Q: Q: “can google crawl flash sites/”
John Mueller - [...]

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Its all About Strategy in Reputation Managment

Posted June 16th, 2008 by Debanjan Ghosh

MOST corporates worldwide are giving more importance today to reputation management as opposed to public relations or image building. Is there really a difference between the two, you might ask. Yes, there is. The big difference is that corporates which have some semblance of a reputation are more interested in preserving it, which is vital [...]

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Web Designing Colors “The Emotional Factor”

Posted June 11th, 2008 by Debanjan Ghosh

Color Theme on your website design template is very important to realize that different colors invoke different emotions, are associated with specific concepts and say different things in each society. The colors you choose will have a direct effect on how the public perceives your web company. Technology allows us to create color combinations.
Here are [...]

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Google Loves Me, Loves Me … NOT!

Posted June 11th, 2008 by Debanjan Ghosh

What’s next in the ever-changing, mindboggling computer age? Virtual plucking.
That sentimental, psychic ritual you’ve always performed in a garden or the dark recesses of a florist’s shop has rooted online. Grab a digital flower, removing its petals one-by-one to answer the mysteries of love. “She loves me. … She loves me not. … She [...]

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How Web 2.0 effect us as a society?

Posted June 4th, 2008 by Debanjan Ghosh

Some Statistics on search market:
Ø Multi Billion + 35% annual growth rate is a big market – BIG opportunity
Ø Today’s major players of the street fight (229 Billion market cap)
– Google (13 Billion revenue 170 Billion market cap)
– Yahoo (33 billion market cap)
– Microsoft (other business segment)
– Amazon (other business segment)
 
What is at stake culturally [...]

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cheers to a successful ecommerce website

Posted May 29th, 2008 by Debanjan Ghosh

When it comes to maintaining a successful ecommerce website, there are several essential ingredients.
 

Clear idea of the products and services that your new site will provide.

Obtain the best ecommerce web hosting solution, which includes the right shopping cart [...]

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See the Eternal Light with Web Analytics

Posted May 28th, 2008 by Debanjan Ghosh

The analysis of websites ability to fulfill the objectives set while initiating the marketing strategy is called Web Analytics. It provides a series of following data:

Pages least viewed
Pages most viewed
Potential profit pages

Search engine marketing has more to it than onsite and offsite SEO. Yes, it is all about building popularity, positioning the brand and [...]

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Use Screen friendly fonts for your website

Posted May 18th, 2008 by Debanjan Ghosh

People read on their screens more than ever. Email communication, online newsletters, marketing messages—it’s not simply Web writing anymore. In our information overloaded world, keeping readers engaged isn’t easy.
When producing Windows 95, Microsoft commissioned celebrity typographer Mathew carter to design screen friendly fonts. The results were veranda and Georgia. Among others these were crafted with [...]

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Digg this Facebook!! Confused read on…

Posted May 17th, 2008 by Debanjan Ghosh

Facebook announced on May 9th, 2008 about facebook connect. Well let’s see what is Facebook connect.
Some features of Facebook connect are:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Trusted Authentication:
User will be able to connect their profile with any partner website using this feature. The user will be able to authenticate and connect their account in a trusted environment.
Real Identity:
User will [...]

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