Browsing Date Archive: 2007 July

It’s time for another edition of the "Carnival of Video Game Bloggers". This week’s edition is hosted at The Collected Writings of James Newton, and as always there are plenty of interesting articles to read.

August’s edition will be hosted on this very blog, and you can submit your entries using the carnival submission form. The deadline is August 17th, so there’s plenty of time to write something wonderful. This will be the second time hosting it here, and it case you’re wondering what happened last time you can check out the April edition. Blog carnivals are a great way to build exposure for your blog, so get writing!

TomorrowNow offers third-party software maintenance and support of PeopleSoft, J.D. Edwards, and Siebel applications. According to the website, switching to their Siebel support can cut support costs by up to 50%. A quick glance at their client page shows plenty of organisations are using them, including city councils, motor companies and several large fast food chains. There are also several in-depth success stories that document problems companies have had and how changing their support has helped them.

Small indie developers probably won’t benefit from these services, as they’re aimed at much larger companies with huge support overheads. However, if you do grow large enough you could save a considerable amount of money by switching to TomorrowNow.

If you’d like to buy an advert on the blog, you can find the site details over at Text-Link-Ads.com. You’ll get a dedicated post as well an ad in the sidebar and on the main blog index. Alternatively you can write a review to get free links and traffic, which is great if you have a blog of your own. If you’re an indie developer, using Text Link Ads is a great way to earn some extra income from your website.