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We build websites in Vermont for small companies, non profits, colleges, farmers, healers, local TV stations and more. We work collaboratively with our clients to explore and develop their websites' content, functionality and design. We build websites and train our clients to update them. This keeps ongoing costs for clients low and makes it easy for them to keep their sites up to date and fresh: if your company is dynamic, your website should be too. We incorporate SEO (search engine optimization) into all our sites from the start and follow up with Google Analytics analysis with clients after their sites have launched. All our sites are tested for cross browser compatability.
Triangulus provides Open Source solutions for managing content intelligently and communicating effectively online. We provide training, consulting and development services for people and companies who are interested in making the most of the power of interactive communication as they build, modify or plan their websites. We specialize in Drupal, which allows you to update your own website easily, keep things organized and find your way to the top of Google searches.
We have given guidance to local large design firms and website developers about how to work with and make the most of Drupal. We have worked with and provided training to one of the biggest advertising firms in the state of VT and some of the smallest businesses in Vermont. Drop a line so we can talk with you about your next project.
Oppose SOPA and PIPA
Submitted by Joe on Wed, 01/18/2012 - 09:16Speak out for the free and open internet!
Take action to keep the internet free and open. Google and Wikipedia among many others who pride themselves on providing free and open content are against the SOPA and PIPA legislation in their present form. Did you catch Wikipedia and Google blacked out?
See more details on SOPA at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:SOPA_initiative/Learn_more (which is not blacked out) and on PIPA at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PROTECT_IP_Act. See the inside conversation in the Drupal world at http://drupal.org/search/apachesolr_multisitesearch/sopa. We urge you to contact your representatives and make your opposition to this legislation known. Making your view known to Patrick Leahy might be helpful as he's one of the lead sponsors of PIPA.
I spoke to one of Leahy's staffers today and he told me that he didn't know why Google and Wikipedia were blacked out. He said PIPA would only effect overseas companies. After looking at the PIPA bill more closely and research on Wikipeida it appears he's wrong:
Search engines—such as Google—would be ordered to "(i) remove or disable access to the Internet site associated with the domain name set forth in the [court] order; or (ii) not serve a hypertext link to such Internet site."
See the detail in the bill at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PROTECT_IP_Act#cite_note-13, etc. Think of how much work it would be for Google or any hosting service (GoDaddy, HotDrupal, 1and1, your_host_here) to pore through all their content and remove links to "rogue sites."
Also see http://www.savetheinternet.com/pipa-whiplist for PIPA supporters and the lowdown from the Huffington Post.
