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	<title>Comments on: Are You Digital or Analog?</title>
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		<title>By: Grace Dunklee Cohen, Anthorne Group PR</title>
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		<description>Well said, Bryan -- Nothing could be more important! Too many times, companies fall for the latest, bleeding-edge Web tricks and technologies to make their sites great. But if that prevents people from accessing or fully  utilizing your site, where&#039;s the benefit? Just this past month, we were dismayed that one of the well-known art and antique auction houses had updated their Web site to achieve ultimate coolness, but left us out in the cold when we (previously frequent visitors) couldn&#039;t even view their home page. Oops! I wonder how much they paid for that update--and how much business it&#039;s costing them. In today&#039;s economy, that could be a fatal mistake. Thanks for your important reminder, Bryan!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well said, Bryan &#8212; Nothing could be more important! Too many times, companies fall for the latest, bleeding-edge Web tricks and technologies to make their sites great. But if that prevents people from accessing or fully  utilizing your site, where&#8217;s the benefit? Just this past month, we were dismayed that one of the well-known art and antique auction houses had updated their Web site to achieve ultimate coolness, but left us out in the cold when we (previously frequent visitors) couldn&#8217;t even view their home page. Oops! I wonder how much they paid for that update&#8211;and how much business it&#8217;s costing them. In today&#8217;s economy, that could be a fatal mistake. Thanks for your important reminder, Bryan!</p>
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