The modern web is interactive, social and connected. Corporate sites are that mandatory online brochure people browser over by choice. But when a visitor wants more, the best way to provide information is via a press site, a news site or a corporate blog.
Sexting is shockingly common among teens, or so the latest news report. Technology enables (and encourages) a fast exchange of information, but using technology for such activities is a felony. Parents beware. Listed here, a few resources to prevent sexting and to better educate your teens on the dangers of
Facebook began as a school-specific network where students and teachers could interact. My, how things have changed in just a few short years. Despite those early beginnings, Facebook isn’t the first place students or teachers run to in order to communication with each other. The desire for teachers and other
WebTrends Analytics is releasing a new version that allows marketers to keep track of activity on Facebook. This new development will allow for more targeted ads on the social media network.
I’m tired of writing about Facebook. At least for today. I’ve been looking through the significant news of the day–a Friday–and it’s mostly about Facebook. Surprise! That seems to be the case on most days. Sure, it’s an easy topic to cover, and there’s always something larger to imply from
Another social etiquette balancing act is developing between Facebook and the office. Social networking, both off and on the clock, is a touchy matter for many offices across corporate America. Yet we continue to spend our free time (or not-so-free time) on the likes of Facebook. Whether we’re checking our
Twitter has arranged a deal with Yahoo where the micro-blogging site will be integrated into the company’s network. They will also be paying Twitter to pick up the data from the blog platform.
The auto industry still seems to be in turmoil, with American manufacturers still struggling with their re-branding efforts and foreign car companies beginning to face their own marketing woes. Social media may seem like the likely answer for overcoming many of these advertising obstacles, but can it prove to be
I got pretty frustrated with a routine trip to Walmart yesterday, and I found myself fuming at the large company, it’s incoherent purchase and return policies, and the fact that there was little I could do about it. I thought about tweeting my frustrations, but I ended up even more
Google has already seen some vicious backlash from its recently released Buzz product, namely around the privacy loopholes enabling users’ email address to be accessed publicly through Buzz. These default settings were one of the primary concerns regarding Google Buzz’s privacy loopholes, as users were in some ways caught off
