People who advertise on the Internet and who sell their goods or services there often get used to where they were in the beginning and they’re not that interested in making changes or moving into new venues.

With the advent of Web 2.0, these people have to make some changes or risk being left in the dust by their competitors. Social networking is becoming a huge part of the lives of a lot of these people and others are still playing catch-up.

Some people are uncomfortable with too much social networking or Web 2.0 because they think that it is only for people to share personal information. What they don’t know is many sites exist in cyberspace for professional networking too.

The idea behind Web 2.0 is not to be juvenile or overly personal, but simply to help people connect with one another in whatever manner they want to. They can share as much or as little information as they want with each other, and they can branch out and meet new people, learning about others as they go. This is the beauty behind Web 2.0 – the idea that there are so many different options that, with a little research, you can find exactly what you need and connect with people who share your goals and interests.

According to most ‘techies,’ new technology isn’t that exciting if you can’t get YouTube on it. TiVo was revolutionary when it first came out, but it did lack YouTube, and now the new versions of TiVo will no longer have that problem.

If you have TiVo series 2, though, you’ll be out of luck, because it will only be available on series 3 and HD models. By the end of the month, TiVo owners who qualify for the YouTube ability should see the download option they can use to get the service. Whether this is really needed is arguable, but like most of technology needed is not really the issue.

The main issue is what people want and demand from the technology that they have and will buy in the future. YouTube is one of the most popular sites in existence today, because almost everything can be found there.

Are you looking for a music video from a one-hit wonder? Do you want to see hip-hop from another country? How about a video of someone having a medical procedure?

No matter what your interest is, there is something on YouTube that will catch your attention, and mixing it with TiVo only seems to be a natural choice that will appeal to a very large number of people.

The Internet is a hustling, bustling whirlwind of possibilities everyday.  People clicking and searching from home, from school and from work.  Imagine a freeway with 300 million potential cars passing by a single point.  A billboard if you will. (more…)

Launching a website is easy.  Planning ahead is always prudent.  Here’s a brief rundown of what is required to getting a site online and attracting traffic. (more…)

Hi everyone and welcome to the the Launch-Feed.com blog. We realize this area of the website is in dire need of a little “love” lately.

Launchfeed.com is proud to announce a new commitment to our blog. We will be updating more frequently, and trying to encourage an ongoing conversation.
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We are in the process of hiring a writer to breath life back into this blog, and will probably bring a new design along with the “re-launch”.

This will be going out over the wires tomorrow, but I’m posting it here as well.

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A Website Launch Announcement Service Opens its Doors

(PRLEAP.COM) Clifton Park, NY – December 1st, 2006 – Suffolk Software –- A new resource for webmasters looking to announce the launch of their website is now available.

The Web2.0 movement has empowered people to build websites, and they are in droves. Everyday seems to bring many new interesting website launches to the Internet. The latest survey from Netcraft puts the number of websites at over 100 million, up from just 18,000 websites in 1995. The survey also showed that in the last month alone 3.5 million websites were launched.

“Tired of missing all the latest website launches I started Launch Feed,” says owner Mubashar Iqbal. “Launch Feed is a website and companion RSS feed, for the distribution and archiving of the latest website launches.”

With a free account, users of Launch Feed can submit their website launch details for distribution. The launch details will be published on the website and distributed via an RSS feed. The distribution service is currently free for all users.

Launch Feed is itself a Web2.0 website, built by Suffolk Software. The community is a very important part of Launch Feed. Users posting announcements will drive the content, and comments & reviews will provide insight on the website launches.

Webmasters are encouraged to join Launch Feed to announce their website launches, and all Internet users are encouraged to subscribe to the RSS feed to stay abreast of the latest in website trends.

Launch Feed can be experienced at http://www.launchfeed.com

Contact: Mubashar Iqbal
Email: pr-@-suffolksoftware.com
URL: http://www.suffolksoftware.com

About Suffolk Software

Suffolk Software was founded in the spring of 2006, and is the professional home of Mubashar Iqbal — architect, developer, designer, and consultant.

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Overall I’ve been very happy with the response to the site, peoples response has generally been very positive.

In the last 45 days over 70 people have joined the site and announced over 170 launches, with very little promotion on my part. That is about to change, now that things are running fairly smoothly I’m going to make a concerted effort to promote the site and get it the attention it deserves.

I’ve also decided that this blog will expand its purpose a little, instead of just being about the website, I will also start blogging about promotion, and search engine optimization techniques to get the most traffic for your website.

Hope you all like the website, and continue to announce your launches!