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Five trends for 2010
DominoPower Magazine - January 2010
We'll have a lot to talk about in the coming weeks about all the Lotusphere announcements. This week, let's take a look at five trends you'll be talking about all year.
Say goodbye to the Uh-Ohs. Long live the Tens.
DominoPower Magazine - December 2009
Ten years have gone by since we all worried about Y2K and we're still not driving flying cars.
The editorial strikes back
DominoPower Magazine - December 2009
Last week, we picked on the sloppy analysis of a market research firm. This week, the analyst writes to us complaining about being picked on. So we pick on him again.
Sloppy analysis at the core of another Domino vs. SharePoint report
DominoPower Magazine - December 2009
I hate it when market analysts compare Notes and Domino to SharePoint, especially when it's clear they've got an agenda.
New Domino Designer release opens doors
DominoPower Magazine - October 2009
In among all the hoopla over the Notes and Domino 8.5.1 launch, you may well have noticed that Domino Designer is now available for download without apparent charge.
Incident report: denial of service attack against ConnectedPhotographer.com
DominoPower Magazine - May 2009
You may have noticed that Connected Photographer has been offline for the past few days. It's back, and what happened makes for quite a story.
Lotusphere 2009 first impressions
DominoPower Magazine - January 2009
In this quick article, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz discusses his first impressions of Lotusphere 2009.
Here come the judge, Barack's BlackBerry, David does CNN, and more
DominoPower Magazine - January 2009
Today has been an interesting day, and it comes on the heals of a week that's been an interesting week. There was big news in the battle to save White House email, an ongoing discussion about whether President-elect Obama can keep his precious BlackBerry, and more. The boss doesn't want to brag, so he won't tell you that he's been featured on CNN.com four times in the last week, twice today alone. First, I'll cover the big news, which is the emergency order to preserve White House email issued by federal court in Washington, D.C. David got the news early this morning, and he broke a detailed story on the CNN site by mid-afternoon.
As we prepare for Lotusphere, IBM's market share grows
DominoPower Magazine - January 2009
Every year, we mark the tradition of Lotusphere. For those of us who've been there nearly every year since it began (I missed the year I got married), Lotusphere isn't just a business gathering, it's an annual chance to see some of our favorite people. Lotusphere is also a chance to be inspired and it's where we go to test the waters, to get a feel for how the overall Lotus market is doing.
So long 2008, and thanks for all the phish
DominoPower Magazine - December 2008
Reaching out and picking and choosing cultural references with abandon, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz wishes everyone a happy 2009. Even though this is an end-of-year blessings article, it's also important. David lists 10 important online safety tips that could help you make 2009 a safe and successful year.
How to stay in business in 2009 (and some new site features)
DominoPower Magazine - November 2008
What are the strategies and tactics you can begin to deploy NOW that will help keep you afloat in these incredibly uncertain times? What are ten things you can begin to do right now, this month, this week, even this morning that will combat the financial crisis blues and ensure that your bottom line is more line than bottom? Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz discusses an upcoming webinar that'll answer these questions, introduces two new site features, and even shows you how you can find ten tips for staying safe online.
It's still a small world
DominoPower Magazine - November 2008
I originally published "It's a small world" in DominoPower back in 1998. It was the story of a female Notes administrator who was most unfairly treated, late one night at Newark airport on the eve of Thanksgiving. I'm reprinting it now, exactly 10 years later, in honor of Thanksgiving, that woman, Notes and Domino people everywhere, our new President-elect, and the American people. It may still be a small world, but maybe - just maybe - we're growing up.
Lotus Awards deadline extended one week
DominoPower Magazine - November 2008
Winning a Lotus award is a big thing. It could be just the boost your business is looking for, and it's a point of pride for those companies that win. If you've been thinking about submitting your solution for the 2009 Lotus Awards, you're in luck. The deadline for the awards has been extended by one week.
Thriving in a changing economy, understanding the economic upheaval
DominoPower Magazine - October 2008
Many of you know that some years back Editor-in-Chief David wrote a pretty well-received book called The Flexible Enterprise, which was all about how businesses can manage and thrive in a changing economy. Over the past week, we've gotten a bunch of letters from readers asking about how all the economic fuss we've been experiencing will affect their jobs, their businesses, and the world of tech. In this important article, David shares with you some background that can help you understand the situation better. He also provides some coping strategies that will help you make it through this thing and come out solid on the other side.
How to win a Lotus Award
DominoPower Magazine - October 2008
Each year, we see a few stand-out submissions, a few middle-of-the-road submissions, and a few companies who seemed to just "phone it in". Each year, some of the applicants seem to go out of their way to not win an award. If you work for a Lotus business partner and want to make sure all your hard work isn't recognized or appreciated, there are some simple tricks you can follow, and I'll discuss them in this article. I'll also discuss what it takes to win.
Notes, Domino, and the indomitable spirit of the Lotus community
DominoPower Magazine - August 2008
What an amazing week this has been for DominoPower and the Lotus community. This week, we got to see the full power and majesty, emotion and intensity, love, anger, and passion of our extended family -- all brought together to discuss an issue of deep concern to us all -- the future of our shared profession.
U.S. government agencies' cyber-security and record-keeping worse than previously thought
DominoPower Magazine - July 2008
The United States Government Accountability Office (GAO) is the audit, evaluation, and investigation arm of the United States Congress. This month, the GAO released a 74-page report entitled "National Archives and Selected Agencies Need to Strengthen E-Mail Management". After reading the report, we made three key observations. The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has completely abdicated responsibility for investigating records management in the U.S. government, putting all U.S. government record-keeping at risk. The four agencies investigated by the GAO aren't doing all that bad by government standards, but by corporate standards, oh boy! And, it wouldn't be a new article with a new security risk, this time there's a whopper at the Department of Homeland Security and another at the Federal Trade Commission.
My tech trek to ICCA mecca
DominoPower Magazine - June 2008
A few months ago, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz was invited to give the Saturday afternoon keynote address at the 31st Annual Independent Computer Consultants Association National Conference in Washington, D.C. With all the work he'd done on White House email, it seemed appropriate to address some of the nation's leading computer consultants in the cradle of our democracy. This is his trip report
Scorched earth
DominoPower Magazine - May 2008
It's been a rough couple of days. We're OK, but the Florida fires got close. Real close. Like probably about a hundred yards away close. The pool house in our development caught fire. A fire-rescue trailer at the school across the street caught fire, and no matter where you go, there's scorched earth. Literally.
A perfect 10: celebrating 10 years online
DominoPower Magazine - January 2008
On December 23, 1997, we wrote our first news story. We wanted to get in a week of practice and testing before we went live. On January 1, 1998, PalmPower Magazine went live and we published our first issue online. This week, we reached a huge milestone: 10 years of continuous publishing online here at ZATZ.
Prominic.NET, a hosting provider that will actually reduce your stress level
DominoPower Magazine - January 2008
Anyone who's ever had to manage a rack of servers knows just how much of a headache dealing with ISPs, hosting providers, and co-lo providers can be. We certainly do. And, with one exception, dealing with ISPs and hosting providers could be characterized by a non-stop series of seemingly unnecessary headaches. The one exception is our current co-location provider, Prominic.NET. In this review, we share with you our good experiences with Prominic.NET.
Get with the gratitude
DominoPower Magazine - November 2007
Thanksgiving is upon us here in the United States. While the true history of Thanksgiving is subject to some controversy (isn't pretty much everything, these days?) there are certain elements of the modern Thanksgiving celebration we can all take to heart -- even for those of you who don't live in these United States. We discuss those in this article, and end with a must-read caution for anyone going out and buying stuff on Black Friday.
Lotus is alive and well, thank you very much
DominoPower Magazine - January 2007
In this important pre-Lotusphere editorial, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz refutes the claim that "Lotus is now a forgotten division of IBM".
Looking forward to 2007
DominoPower Magazine - December 2006
Another year is coming to an end, which of course means another year is about to begin. Funny how that works. As the new millenia turns one year older, our thoughts turn to the happenings of the past year and wishes for the year to come.
Save yourself some tech support hassles with DominoPower
DominoPower Magazine - May 2006
It's a holiday weekend here in the U.S. We all know what that means: extra work doing family tech support. Mom and Dad, Grandma and Aunt Lucy have all saved up their dumbest and most annoying tech support problems, just waiting for you to arrive and fix them. But, in the spirit of the Memorial Day, we'll take pity on all our readers who are in the trenches of the tech support war. For a short time, we'll waive our usual site-license fee and sign up your company, group, school, or organization en mass to DominoPower at no charge.
From New Jersey to Palm Bay, Florida
DominoPower Magazine - August 2005
Over the past week, we've gotten a number of concerned emails and voice mails, most of which we haven't yet been able to return. No, we haven't been swallowed by a sea monster. Instead, we've been moving -- from North Brunswick, New Jersey to Palm Bay, Florida. For the exciting story, read this article.
Ozzie jumps to Microsoft -- what does it mean for Lotus?
DominoPower Magazine - March 2005
On March 10, Microsoft announced that it acquired Groove Networks and that the company's founder, Ray Ozzie, will assume the role of chief technical officer, reporting to Bill Gates, with responsibility for influencing corporatewide communication and collaboration offerings and associated platform infrastructure. Since Ozzie is also the original creator of Lotus Notes and, as recently as this past January, was featured at the opening session of Lotusphere many of our readers have been asking what this means for Lotus and the future of Notes and Domino. Senior Technical Editor Mick Moignard shares his perspective on this interesting issue.
How Elvis entered the building and CES went out the window
DominoPower Magazine - January 2005
As always, your esteemed ZATZ editorial staff was on the case, prepared to cover CES in full. Unlike in previous years, uh, something happened on the way to the convention center. You see, Denise Amrich and David Gewirtz -- the two co-founders of ZATZ Publishing -- got married. And, yep, CES went out the window. To make things even more interesting, Elvis is part of the story.
Geek out the vote!
DominoPower Magazine - September 2004
When you think about technological innovations, you might think about computers, cellular phones, or even rockets. Yet none of these innovations have changed the world like the simple concept we've grown to know as voting. No matter who you support or what your cause, that single, simple action of voting connects you to free people throughout the world, back through history, and forward into an unknown, but hopeful future. This article announces a special program that should encourage you to get out, register, and vote.
The six stages of incident handling
DominoPower Magazine - September 2004
In the course of business, bad things are bound to happen; the question is how we respond to them. Do we strive for higher principles, to make the ethical choices even when controversial things happen? This interesting article by Stephen Northcutt helps you understand the six stages of incident handling when it comes to an IT ethics challenge. It's important reading for every IT manager.
Seven myths, exposed
DominoPower Magazine - August 2004
A few months ago I asked you to tell me your favorite Notes and Domino myths. We got a number of short responses and a great essay by Notes developer Richard Wheadon that just needs to be shared. Here are his comments.
A foolproof way to avoid the nasty summer sun
DominoPower Magazine - June 2004
It's summer. And you know what that means: the big blue room and that bright yellow round thing. No matter how much you might want to hide in your cave, somehow, you're going to have to go outside. You need a foolproof excuse, and we've got it. Read this article to learn a foolproof way to avoid the nasty summer sun.
What are your favorite Notes and Domino myths?
DominoPower Magazine - May 2004
Anything that has wide use or notoriety eventually develops a degree of mythos attached to it. Myths, urban legends, and rumors often abound. week, in OutlookPower, we're running a great article about seven of Outlook's more enduring myths. This got us thinking: what about the greatest Notes and Domino myths? What are the interesting urban legends, myths, misconceptions, and stories about Notes and Domino?
WebSphere and Workplace and Notes, oh my!
DominoPower Magazine - February 2004
There's a lot of FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) being flung around about our old friends, Notes and Domino. Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz takes a look at IBM, the company, to give you some perspective. This important article gives you five things you should think about as you plan your future.
Celebrating flight across the years and across the magazines
DominoPower Magazine - December 2003
This article is the introduction to our series honoring 100 years of flight. It's repeated in each of our magazines this month. Be sure to read the fifteen special articles across all our magazines for some amazingly powerful stories in honor of this special anniversary.
A quick call for writers
DominoPower Magazine - July 2003
Wanna be famous? Consider writing for DominoPower Magazine. We've got a bunch of great writers contributing to DominoPower, but we're also stealing some of our technical experts to help us launch the forthcoming WebSpherePower Magazine. As a result, we've got some great opportunities for you to contribute to DominoPower.
Lotus acquires Aptrix, announces Lotus Workplace Content Development
DominoPower Magazine - July 2003
IBM today announced the expansion of the Lotus Workplace product portfolio. Lotus will now offer a Web content management solution called Lotus Workplace Content Development. This offering is made possible by today's acquisition of Aptrix, an Australian-based Web content management vendor and long-time IBM business partner.
The great port 80 conspiracy
DominoPower Magazine - January 2003
This is the one where our maximal leader tells you a story about networks, cable companies, phone companies, coffee, and chocolate. If you've been curious about the state of the DominoPower network for the past few months, this "server-side chat" will definitely interest you.
Dan at 100 tips and counting
DominoPower Magazine - March 2002
Having just written his 100th tip for DominoPower's weekly tip mailing, Senior Technical Editor Dan Velasco reflects on this rewarding experience. In this article, Dan shares his tip-writing philosophy, asks you for your feedback, and recaps five of his favorite tips.
Keeping calm, keeping sane, and what comes Rnext
DominoPower Magazine - November 2001
The economy, terrorism, Anthrax, planes crashing, unemployment...the stress is getting to us all. In his editorial, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz shares some ideas on how you can manage your own stress level and find some peace of mind in troubled times, plus there's a new beta of Rnext in town which should brighten everyone's day.
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
DominoPower Magazine - September 2001
All of us at ZATZ are deeply saddened by tragedies in New York, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania and we extend our sympathies and condolences to those affected. On the day of the disaster, and for the two following days, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz posted commentaries about the crisis to our news pages. Those commentaries are contained in this solemn editorial.
Petty greed on a grand scale
DominoPower Magazine - July 2001
Over the past few months, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz has become aware of certain behaviors and actions that have the potential to impact most of us on a grand scale. In this month's editorial, he details these scourges of the Internet and operating systems, and issues some calls to action. This is an important article to read if you want to continue to enjoy the benefits of the Internet and computers in future years.
Together, maybe we really can change the world
DominoPower Magazine - June 2001
There's important business to discuss in this month's editorial from Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz. Not only is long-time employee Heather McDaniel embarking on an exciting 400-mile bike journey to raise money to help find a cure for AIDS, but it's also time to announce the winner of last month's DominoPower Scavenger Hunt.
Win a free technical training course in DominoPower's very first scavenger hunt
DominoPower Magazine - May 2001
In order to encourage you to learn more about our fabulous advertisers, we've created the Official DominoPower Scavenger Hunt. Why not take a five-minute break and play? It's your chance to win a free professional development course from The Learning Continuum Company, which is sure to give your career a boost.
I love it when a plan comes together
DominoPower Magazine - March 2001
All three ZATZ publications are now equipped with search engines so that you can more easily access the vast wealth of resources stored in our back issues. In this month's editorial, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz details the long struggle that went into making this possible.
Light at the end of the carpal tunnel
DominoPower Magazine - March 2001
Having watched others fall to the dreaded carpal tunnel syndrome, Senior Technical Editor Dan Velasco grew introspective when he began suffering from pains in his hands and wrists. In this month's @DbColumn, Dan considers what life would be like if he were physically unable to program, and he shares some of the technology he uses to lessen the odds of suffering a catastrophic repetitive stress injury.
Talking about tips
DominoPower Magazine - February 2001
Having just written his 50th tip for DominoPower's weekly tip mailing, Senior Technical Editor Dan Velasco reflects on this rewarding experience. In this article, Dan shares his tip-writing philosophy, asks you for your feedback, and recaps five of his favorite tips.
DominoPower's Best of Lotusphere 2001 Awards
DominoPower Magazine - February 2001
Roll out the red carpet and strike up the band. It's time for the DominoPower Best of Lotusphere 2001 Awards, presented by Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz and Senior Technical Editors Dan Velasco and Richard Echeandia. Find out who takes home the prize in such categories as Best Session, Most Original Booth, and Coolest Schwag.
Elvis in Orlando
DominoPower Magazine - January 2001
DominoPower's editorial team will be down at Lotusphere in force, and they'll be looking for worthy recipients of the prestigious DominoPower Best of Lotusphere Awards. In this month's editorial, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz offers some tips on how your company can get our attention. As for Elvis...you'll have to read the article.
Introducing PalmPower's Enterprise Edition
DominoPower Magazine - November 2000
Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz introduces you to the brand new PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition.
Is Notes a virus?
DominoPower Magazine - November 2000
Just when he thinks he's out, it pulls him back in. In this month's editorial, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz explains how once the Notes virus infects your resume, it's impossible to get free of it.
The one where my TV crashed
DominoPower Magazine - October 2000
There used to be a joke that asked "If you combine computers with televisions, how will consumers react when their TVs crash?" When Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz's TV crashed, however, it was no longer a joking matter. In this month's editorial, he considers how the old idea of interactive TV has morphed into a not-yet-mature, but compelling, solution
The battle over Napster
DominoPower Magazine - August 2000
The only thing Napster grabs more of than MP3s is news headlines. In this month's editorial, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz examines the battle over Napster and what it means for the future of music, video, software, books, and any other form of digitized media.
How have we helped?
DominoPower Magazine - March 2000
In this month's short editorial, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz talks a bit about the process of developing a business plan for ZATZ:Pure Internet Publishing. Then, in a fit of shamelessness, he asks you to send him letters about how much you love DominoPower.
Ode to our Senior Technical Editors
DominoPower Magazine - February 2000
Here at ZATZ, we've been fortunate enough to attract four wonderful Senior Technical Editors, Richard Echeandia, Claire Pieterek, Jason Perlow, and Dan Velasco. In this month's editorial, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz explains the role of Senior Technical Editor and just how these four key people help to make the journal a success. Whether you've ever wondered what Senior Technical Editors do, or you've just been concerned with growing your own career, you owe it to yourself to read this article.
Welcome to the new millennium
DominoPower Magazine - January 2000
Somehow, our intrepid leader managed to get Bill Clinton, Milli Vanilli, Karen Carpenter, cigars, loincloths, IBM, Eudora, pointy-eared Vulcans, flush-toilets, and Charlemagne all into one reasonably lucid editorial. What can we say? Read it and see if he somehow succeeds in pulling it off.
Inside the world's first mobile magazine network
DominoPower Magazine - September 1999
On Tuesday, August 17, 1999, ZATZ:Pure Internet Publishing (that's us!) and AvantGo, Inc. announced the availability of the world's first mobile magazine network, available mutually through ZATZ.com and AvantGo.com. This is the first time that a complete network of magazines has been made available for mobile device users. In this article, we'll take you through some of our experiences in setting up this capability, some of the design decisions we made, and some of the discoveries we made once the service went live. For you webmasters out there, this article will also help prepare you for implementing your own mobile delivery systems.
It's not Y2K, it's stupidity!
DominoPower Magazine - September 1999
Tonight, I decided to get on my soapbox. Hundreds of thousands of people read our publications. Maybe if we all started a "let's not be friggin' stupid" campaign, Y2K would work out fine. You're all pretty influential folks. Don't ignore your companies' Y2K efforts. Check into them. Make sure they're spending time making critical systems work and not screwing around being idiotic. Let's try not to put the fate of the world into the hands of a bunch of poorly-trained temps reading off a script.
The Internet, legality, and you
DominoPower Magazine - August 1999
This month, managing editor Denise Amrich takes a stab at some interesting mail we've been getting. One fellow who lives in France was quite disturbed that DominoPower wasn't written in French. Mon dieu! Seriously, though, Denise provides some interesting resources that'll help you separate fact from fiction in the strange new world of Internet law.
Introducing the new DominoPower channels
DominoPower Magazine - July 1999
We've been hard at work adding all sorts of interesting enhancements to DominoPower Magazine. This month, we added channels. Now you can display the latest DominoPower news headlines and article topics on your own Web site, view them through Carmen's Headline Viewer, or read them on the My Netscape network.
Never trust a browser on faith
DominoPower Magazine - June 1999
This month, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz gets very specific about an HTML coding problem that could reach up and "byte" you on the…but you'll need to read this article to learn how to avoid making a very easy HTML mistake.
What's up with Papows?
DominoPower Magazine - May 1999
Two weeks ago, the Wall Street Journal did an article about the president of Lotus Development, Jeff Papows. For those of you that don't know about the article, it accused Mr. Papows of exaggerating his military record in the Marine Corps, misrepresenting his education and perhaps strangest of all, claiming to be an orphan when he isn't. We asked Senior Technical Editor Richard Echeandia to provide some perspective on this issue. For a good, objective analysis of the issue, you should read his guest editorial today.
Some days it's just so good to be me
DominoPower Magazine - April 1999
Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz has been taking his megalomania pills again. They're big pills. Big, important pills. He's got a new, exciting magazine, a company with a new, exciting name, and he just won an award for Best Sales and Marketing Strategy from the New Jersey Technology Council. In other words, he's being insufferable again. He's also, vocally -- very vocally -- demanding a foot massage. It's just another month on that roller-coaster column we call "From the Editor-in-Chief".
Lessons learned from CRISISWATCH.COM
DominoPower Magazine - March 1999
One of the advantages of being an Editor-in-Chief is that many of David Gewirtz' personal experiences eventually become grist for the editorial mill. Last year he talked about his new car, his cat, and all sorts of other seemingly unrelated topics that, due to sheer editorial hubris, he managed to make relevant to the journal. Now he's trying to turn the CrisisWatch Web site and the Clinton impeachment trial into a relevant topic for DominoPower. Amazingly, he made it work. Since many of you are running your own Web sites, his experiences and lessons learned with CrisisWatch will most probably give you some great ideas for your new projects.
Lotusphere, PowerBoards, and me
DominoPower Magazine - January 1999
Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz is on a tear this month. While two of his favorite editors are going to Lotusphere in warm Orlando, he's stuck in frigid New Jersey being a manager. So, for about a third of his wacky editorial, he rants about cold, Disney, and seat heaters. Then, eventually, he calms down and tells you why not going is the sign of an "innovative company" vs. a "company with an innovative founder". Plus, the new PowerBoards are rocking and, in a fit of actual lucidity, he takes time to honor our amazing volunteer PowerBoard hosts.
It's a small world
DominoPower Magazine - December 1998
You might not expect social commentary in a technical magazine like DominoPower, but sometimes the real world asserts itself when you least expect it. Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz dedicates this issue of DominoPower to a female Notes administrator who was most unfairly treated, late one night at Newark airport.
Help us decide: do you want PowerBoards?
DominoPower Magazine - November 1998
This is your chance for real involvement in decision-making at DominoPower. PowerBoards are our discussion boards. They've been astoundingly successful for DominoPower's sister publication, PalmPower, and now we're thinking about adding PowerBoards to DominoPower. But there are some challenges to overcome. And so, rather than just up and doing it, we're asking your opinion. Your vote will decide if DominoPower gets PowerBoards.
The perils of online ordering
DominoPower Magazine - October 1998
Here's public relations lesson 101: never piss off an Editor-in-Chief with hundreds of thousands of readers. He's always looking for great ideas for editorials and if you've managed to tick him off in a way he can use in an article, your company has just become the object lesson of the month. The month, the twin targets of David's ire are 1-800-Flowers and the Audio Book Club. He tried being an online consumer with both. Both screwed up big time, giving him great grist for the mill. The lesson: how weaknesses in your Web solution are no justification for lousy customer service. David also aims his attention at Amazon.com. His only complaint: they're way, way too easy to work with and, therefore, make it way, way too easy to buy way, way too much.
DominoPower to you!
DominoPower Magazine - September 1998
We've been trying to find a way to describe our first month of DominoPower Magazine and the phrase that keeps coming to mind is holy cow! We may actually have become the leading Notes and Domino publication (in terms of readership) in that very short time. There's been an absolutely amazing response. It's clear that DominoPower struck a chord among Notes and Domino users worldwide. Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz shares what he's learned about DominoPower and you in our first thirty days.
Why we built DominoPower the way we did
DominoPower Magazine - August 1998
"Why isn't DominoPower built in Domino?" We're asked that constantly. The short answer is that we're editors and publishers using the same, pre-existing journal production system we use for PalmPower and other journals that are currently in production. This technology that we've built our business upon makes it possible for us to launch DominoPower. We love Domino and think it's awesome, so we wanted to do a publication in support of it. In this article, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz takes you inside DominoPower so you can learn more about why we built DominoPower the way we did.
Never say never again
DominoPower Magazine - August 1998
DominoPower Magazine may seem like a deeply serious publication. And it often is. But there are times, like in this fine article by Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz, where there's a fine line between seriousness and, well, movie trivia. With a deft writer's hand, David mixes tasty old James Bond flicks, yummy references to Kim Basinger, and a chunky, chewy short history of Lotus Notes and Domino publications into a robust and flavorful appetizer for our Premier Issue. If you'd like to know more about how DominoPower came to be, you should definitely read this easily digestible article.
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