Justin Hartman

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Grabble laid to rest

In 2006 I was fascinated with search. So much so that I learnt all that I could about search engines and SEO and this was largely driven by the fact that I was in complete awe of Google at the time. All of this inspired me to start a South

The end of an era

Today is my last day at Avusa iLab. At the beginning of September we announced that MIH Print Africa had acquired a stake in Afrigator – a project I’ve been working on since early 2007 – and as a result I’ve been finishing up work and preparing for the big

Apple iCal / Microsoft Exchange fix version 1.2 released

I have updated the Apple iCal / Microsoft Exchange fix for Leopard with a bug fix and a few enhancements. Here are the release notes for this version: * Fixed = iCal bug message saying “no data was added to iCal” thanks to Jon Milan. * Added = London timezone support thanks to Ryan Hunt.

Regator.com update

Earlier today I posted this in which I argued that Regator may have stolen Afrigator‘s brand. I have to say that while Regator has certain elements that share a close resemblance to us I’m of the opinion that Scott and his team did not do this maliciously as

Regator.com steals our brand - coincidence?

I’m not sure how I feel about this. Regator.com went into private beta today and I picked it up via this Techcrunch article. They’ve also got great exposure on ReadWriteWeb and even Mashable. These guys are a blog aggregator that not only use the Afrigator crocodile, similar

Afrigator's dedicated Xenophobia page

Last night we published a brand new Xenophobia topic page on Afrigator which highlights everything that is being covered throughout Africa about the recent xenophobic attacks in our country. Stii and Mark worked like mad on this yesterday and I’m super impressed with the way in which the page

Invitation to join Google App Engine

Google App Engine launched a couple days ago and I signed up to be a beta tester but hit what seems to be a major waiting list. Initially Google only allowed 10,000 developers to join but I’ve read that those invitations were snapped up within the first 10