Lately, our team here has been discussing Microsoft Internet Explorer 6. IE6 was a top-of-the-line browser way back when it first appeared ten years ago. Since then a lot has changed. It doesn’t support much of the new technology (HTML5), is cumbersome, and recently has been criticized for its security flaws. In the last year Facebook and YouTube have announced that they’re cutting back on IE6 support. This year Google will slowly phase out support. This will allow these companies to stay with the latest trends and reduce the extra expense. Now that the big companies are moving is it time for your company to drop support for IE6? Let’s find out…

Help wisnet.com sponsor Shane Gillies. Shane, one of our long time partners of Fishgill Graphics, has been involved in organizations like Kids Alive International and Compassion; two great organizations helping kids in need.

The team at wisnet.com wants to wish all or our clients, friends and family a merry and joyous Christmas! We have produced a couple short family-friendly videos for you to enjoy. Feel free to sing along and forward them to your friends and family.

Over the weekend, we made a few updates to the BLASTnewsletters platform. The upgrades include speed increases, email address quick search, a few bug updates, and the big releases - Simple Survey and Dynamic Content!

wisnet.com, LLC is in the process of expanding our team and is looking for a bright and talented individual for our customer care representative position.

They say that a million monkeys sitting in front of a million computers could write a novel, but there's a lot of upkeep with a million monkeys.

On August 8th between 1:00 AM US-CT (6:00 AM GMT) and 2:00 AM US-CT (7:00 AM GMT) scheduled maintenance on our Email servers will be performed. This maintenance will increase the performance of the calendar and other features.

Beginning Thursday June 25, 2009, heavy duty excavation work on the property adjacent to Rackspace's IAD Data Center will commence. This project includes excavation work and quarrying of subsurface rock to lay a sewer line to serve a new development.

The Home Run and wisnet.com have been working hard and forming the Home Run website into a central location to view Open Houses in the Fox Valley Area.

We're looking for the brightest most talented designers and programmers to join our close-knit team. If you think you have what it takes, read on...