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Netiquette Online Edition 1.1 Released
Netdictionary on TV!
It's always nice to see a site that you've worked on featured on the
"small screen." Netdictionary
recently got air time on two TV programs: New Media News and The Site.
We're particularly pleased that to make it onto MSNBC's The
Site. Despite the show's affiliation with Microsoft, their coverage
of Internet news and trends is even-handed, lively, and humorous. And they've
got the best gossip columnist in the business, an animated character by
the name of Dev Null (sorry Katt and Cringely).
September 1, 1997
Albion Delivers Web Banner Advertising
After years of selling hard goods (books) and soft goods (web services),
we've just launched an advertising program -- you'll probably notice banner
ads from our sponsors appearing at the top of many Albion pages. Please
support us as we develop new business models for our sites, and click away
at those banners! To find out how you can sponsor some of the finest pages
on the web, check our Ad
Rate Card.
July 10, 1997
HOW Selects Netdictionary as a Top Ten Web Site
Netdictionary has
garnered a slew of "cool site" awards over the past few weeks, but the
nod from HOW Magazine's HOW NOW
Online Business Center for Graphic Designers brings us a special kind of
pleasure. We know the Netdictionary's programming and editorial are cool
-- how bad could the design be if HOW decided to point its design audience
our way?
April 27, 1997
Yahoo Selects Netdictionary as the Top Cool Site of the Week
Netdictionary has
been receiving major traffic thanks to a prominent link from the good folks
at Yahoo. We've gone from zero
to over 30,000 page impressions a day. Plus, we're getting tons of fan
mail and suggestions for new words. Could it be that we have a hit on our
hands?
April 7, 1997
Albion Releases Netdictionary Applet
Albion.com announces the release of Netdictionary 1.0 Beta, an alphabetical
reference guide to Internet-related terms at www.netdictionary.com.
Confounded by the meaning of a cryptic networking term? Can't seem to make
sense of a particular acronym? The Netdictionary applet presents an easy-to-use
interface to over 400 definitions of technical, cultural, and humorous
words related to the Internet and computer networking. An HTML
version is available for those without Java-compatible browsers.
For more context, see our press
release.
March 31, 1997
Albion Available for Web and Java Development Projects
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