Think of this more as a "starting point for an idea" rather than a complete guide. It does show you how to get a different kind of content "on the air":How to create an internet radio station
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A free place to start a website:Zoomshare - Make a free website, free home page, online photo album, free blog, free e-mail, free hosting
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An example of a simple web site idea, and then an example of how a simple idea can get a lot of publicity:Chasing Exotic Cars Is Their Pursuit
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Sometimes, coming up with an idea is hard. Here are two simple ideas to get the juices flowing:1) Magic has been around forever:Mighty Magic Tricks2) This second one is interesting because: a) it is a simple idea, b) it appeals to an audience that is known to exist, and c) the content is free. Flickr babes
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Nice set of resources:Web Developer's Handbook: developing web-sites, exploring imagination
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Interesting perspective:Ugly Design Works - Most Web Designers Miss the PointSee also:How C.R.A.P is Your Site Design?
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This will give you some design ideas:Top 10 Best Designed Blogs You have to scroll down.
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New Trends In Online Traffic: "While growth is slowing at most top Internet sites, it is skyrocketing at sites focused on social networking, blogging and local information.The dramatic success of those Internet categories is apparent from a recent online-traffic analysis provided by market research firm ComScore Media Metrix, which examined visitor growth rates among the 50 top Web sites over the
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Webcast singer snapped up by SonyFrom the article:A British singer has signed up by a major record label after broadcasting live performances from her living room on the Internet.Sandi Thom, 24, is now on the books of RCA/SonyBMG after signing with the label at her flat on Monday night.She built up a daily audience of more than 100,000 people around the world.That's a pretty nice daily audience!
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How Islamic inventors changed the world From coffee to cheques andthe three-course meal, the Muslim world has given us many innovationsthat we take for granted in daily life. As a new exhibition opens, PaulVallely nominates 20 of the most influential- and identifies the men ofgenius behind them Published: 11 March 2006 http://news.independent.co.uk/world/science_technology/article350594.
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An interesting place to get ideas for kid sites:best-selling children's books of all time
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Many non-Muslims, when they think about Islam, picture religious fanatics on camels with a sword in one hand and a Qur'an in the other. This myth, which was made popular in Europe during the Crusades, is totally baseless. First of all, the Holy Qur'an clearly says "Let there be no compulsion in religion". In addition to this, Islam teaches that a person's faith must be pure and sincere,
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Something to think about:Potential readers can make snap decisions in just 50 milliseconds.
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