I love this time of year. Last week I had Knols to talk about, and this week I've got Cuil :-)

Cuil, pronounced "Cool" looks pretty cool at first glance.

The colour scheme

Back to catching up with my SEETest 2008 posts. The 2nd tutorial I attended was "Essentials of Test Managmement", given by Geoff Thompson from Experimentus in the UK. I have to admit to being slightly over-experienced for this tutorial, but I did give Geoff a bit of a hard time with

Yesterday, Google officially launched Google Knol (officially beta of course). In case you don’t know what Google Knol is about, here's the explanation: Knols are authoritative articles about specific topics, written by people who know

I probably just broke a whole pile of Branding, SEO and blogging rules, all in one go. And I did it by winning a competition !! The competition was organized by David Shaw of www.Protycoon.com, who was giving away 6 free advertising banners on his site to the first 6 visitors

Along with the European and Indian speakers, there are some great Israeli speakers giving tutorials. On Sunday the 22nd of June, we have 2 one-day tutorials from Nancy Clayman and Michael Stahl. Nancy, the founder of NCQA, will be giving "TPI in a Day", a really good introduction to the TPI

So, what's on at Sigist 2008? The first 2 days, the 22nd and 23rd of June, are dedicated to 1 day and 2 day tutorials, half of which will be given by 4 highly experienced Test Professionals coming in from India and Europe. Vipul Kocher, co-founder of Puretesting and President of the

   Are you a professional test engineer? If so, you should be going to the SIGiST 2008 conference next week in Tel Aviv, Israel. "What is a SIGiST?" you may well ask. A SIGiST is a "Special Interest Group in Software Testing". There are SIGiSTs