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I got this in my inbox a few days ago, and it’s been forwarded to me by a few people since: (NB: the fact that you still have to login MERELY TO READ THE DAMN FAQ linked from the PR statement is IMHO symptomatic of some of MP’s problems :( ) metaplace.com is closing on [...]

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I was too busy to post at the time, but Apple recently approved an update to my first ever iPhone app [iTunes Store link]. I’m using this app as a personal experiment in designing educational and learning games. Unfortunately, this update took something like 4 months to get through submission (rejected twice, first time for [...]

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A year or so ago I did a roundup of the major free Web Analytics services. I was interested to see how Google Analytics had affected the market: was there a market left any more? One of the trials I signed up for I found so useful I carried on using after I’d written the [...]

Filed under : iphone, server admin, startup advice, web 2.0

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