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Theft Of IP – That Rhymes With SoftSea – AKA Download Site Scum – Download Site Bastards
But this doesn't come close to SoftSea - apparently the crème of the crud.
SoftSea decided they'd be "original" and rather than copy the Download.com text for the listing, like the other unimaginative excuses for homo sapiens, SoftSea instead ripped the content off my home page. Proving to me that the site is run by human garbage of the worst kind - Intellectual Property thieves.
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Doing Things Differently – Online As A Micro ISV With Integrated Marketing
Being a "micro" anything tends to be a tough road to hoe. Software, where micro is actually pretty common, is no different. On this blog I frequently toss established wisdom out the window, throw the baby out with the grey and sullied bathwater of software history and in general take careful aim at the standard Micro ISV marketing techniques - and fire...
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CDROO Launched – A Micro ISV Resource For Royalty Free Music And Sound + An Offer To Readers
CDROO is a store that sells royalty free music and sound effects. This basically means that when you need a piece of music or special effect for a video, podcast, voice over or training tool you are able to buy professionally recorded music without having to worry about the complexities of obtaining performance rights.
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