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2009 National Convention in Atlanta

c.Spot InterWorks attended the 2009 National Charity League Inc. Annual Meeting and Leadership Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. We were excited to be able to meet you at the convention and to show you NCL+Net with its new/ enhanced capabilities.Learn more...

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c.Spot InterWorks enables people to harness the power of information – whether in business, politics, education, or philanthropy. Through the use of the latest Internet technology, c.Spot InterWorks strives for excellence in the design and development of web-based solutions. The explosion of technology ranging from the desktop to the handset enables people to connect in ways like never before. From networks, databases, content management, to cloud computing, c.Spot InterWorks provides the ability to access information anywhere at any time.

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    I found an interesting topic on masking passwords (you know, the little bullets that appear when you type in your password).  Dr. Jakob Nielsen argues that masking passwords degrades the usability experience.  Michael Kassner of TechRepublic weighs in on the matter.  What do you think? Read article
  • Building Sites Around Social Objects
    This is an interesting presentation from the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco, CA this year.  It presents some interesting ideas on building web sites around social objects. Building Sites Around Social Objects - Web 2.0 Expo SF 2009 View more presentations from Jyri Engeström.
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    As the tech community gears up to celebrate Unix's 40th birthday this summer, one thing is clear: People do love operating systems. They rely on them, get exasperated by them and live with their little foibles. Read More >>