Never before have so few been able to do so much damage to so many. Freedom of speech is a wonderful thing isn’t it? It’s just a shame that some enough haven’t matured enough to use it wisely. (more…)
Social media and business reputation
Affiliate software is a must
I’m continually surprised by the number of merchants who run affiliate programs, but still don’t offer an interface where affiliate partners can log in and view traffic and sales stats updated in real time. (more…)
Twitter goes mainstream
It’s official – Twitter has turned the corner and is now mainstream. (more…)
A reputation nightmare
The old saying goes the pen is mightier than the sword, but in the online world, a video camera is probably the more modern equivalent. The recent Dominos incident is another good example of why we need to closely monitor our online reputations. (more…)
Spam’s carbon footprint
While the meat product would likely have a sizeable carbon footprint, email spam doesn’t get off lightly either. (more…)
More breaches = wary shoppers
The latest Symantec Global Internet Security Threat Report provides an yearly overview of global Internet threat activity. The report states that attackers are increasingly concentrating on financial gain. (more…)
Older people are huge twits
Perhaps I should clarify that.. it seems it’s not the young ‘uns driving the growth on Twitter. (more…)
Recession to boost online ads
It’s often said it’s an ill wind that blows nobody any good and that would seem to be the case in relation to online advertising trends. (more…)
97% of email is spam: Microsoft
According to Microsoft, over 97 percent of e-mail messages sent over the Internet are unwanted. (more…)
AP gets tough on content reproduction
As old media continues to suffer an often undignified demise, one of the world’s oldest and largest newsgathering organizations is about to come out swinging against content theft. (more…)