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Open source realizes countless benefits for those who participate in it. The (GPL) licensing model offers a pay it forward promise that demands responsibility and integrity. As users, customers, industry… [Read it]
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In this fast-paced, ever-changing technology driven world, it can be challenging for small business owners to branch out of the “day-to-day” activities that are required to run a business and… [Read it]
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Trying new things is pretty paramount to the success of any business. From the humble cake shop to the biggest international conglomerate. If you don’t innovate you die. At Pagely… [Read it]
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In my day job as founder of Page.ly, I think a lot about the business of WordPress. I enjoy reading the thoughts of others as well. I also think the targeted… [Read it]
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