In episode 20, "On Borrowed Wires" Mike and Cheryl talk about the problems with depending on free (or even paid) online services, be they cloud storage, sharing services, or social media juggernauts.

Blog is short for Web Log; the short term is now over a decade old (it was coined in 1999) and as such, I would argue that most people are familiar with it by now. The first blogs existed as html files or as logs of information but are now non-coders can have one up and running inside an hour: just add content!

With eight characters, you can give billions of people a unique name.

Here's a list of Google products that are going the way of the dinosaur. I am a little amazed that Google does two things:

1. It builds competing products (Google Maps vs. Google Earth; Google Analytics vs. Urchin; Orkut vs. Google-Plus; and, Google Video vs.

In episode 19, "Keepin' it Clean: Clean Coding Concepts" Mike and Cheryl talk about the need for clean code and script in web design -- whether it's PHP, HTML, CSS or XML -- and what can happen when things go wrong.

In episode 18, "Let's all go to Conference Camp!" Mike and Cheryl talk about the proliferation of conferences, camps and conventions -- from the tiny to the giant -- and discuss the best way for small businesses and freelancers to choose the right conference-camps for their business.

In Episode 17, Mike and Cheryl talk about the pros and cons of two of the most popular content management systems: Wordpress and Drupal. Those DeWolfes Creative develops sites on both platforms so we chat about the best uses for each as well as some of the limitations and frustrations.