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Protect Your Privacy on Facebook
Facebook has taken a lot of flack lately over its default privacy settings, prompting Facebook flight. The social networking website MySpace, which at one time had
YouTube Turns 5
It doesn’t seem that long ago that Internet users began grasping for their 15 minutes of fame or peering deeper into issues and people’s lives by
Little Known Facts About Facebook
Who has the most popular Facebook Page? How many hours are spent each month poking friends, playing Farmville and writing on Facebook walls? What is
Twitter Beta Testing Business Center
Twitter is beta testing its latest feature: the “Twitter Business Center,” Mashable reported. According to the company “only a handful of accounts have these
What is the future of the Web?
There is a lot of information on the Internet. It holds so much information, in fact, that it could fill 1,700 libraries of Congress. That’s
Google opens App Store
Google is making it easier for users to get more tools to analyze traffic to their website. Google’s App Store brings all analytical applications together in one
Yahoo's Ad Blitz
Yahoo launched an $85 million advertising campaign offensive Thursday to steal market share away from Google. Their slogan for the campaign is “Your favorite stuff
That Company is frontpage news
That Company was featured on the front page of the Daily Commercial on Tuesday. Check out the well-written news article by Daily Commercial reporter Larry
Lake County's First Tweet Up
That Company co-hosted Lake County’s first social media Tweet Up event in Mount Dora, Florida on April 22,2010. A few dozen Tweeters met at Mt.
That Company CEO Named 2010 Entrepreneur of the Year
THAT Company President Ken Knorr was honored with the Entrepreneur of the Year award at the 2010 Lake County Community Service Awards on April 28
More Americans Aware of Twitter
American’s awareness of Twitter is growing, according to a market research study “Twitter Usage in American: 2010” conducted by Edison Research. The percentage of Americans
Video Game Scouts
Every Friday we’re dedicating this blog to something that’s not necessarily industry related. It could be anything from news of the weird, to awesome gadgets
New Jersey students protest state cuts
More than 17,000 New Jersey high school students skipped class Tuesday when they staged a statewide walkout to protest statewide budget cuts, according to the
Online video views rise in March
The Nielsen Company released some interesting statistics today reporting overall online video usage and top online brands ranked by the number video streams for March
AdWords changes
Google is revamping its advertising program AdWords. The search giant is replacing the Google Advertising Professionals program with the Google AdWords Certification program. AdWords account
Google unveils Google Places
Google has revamped the Local Business Center, adding new features and changing its name to Google Places With the new features, Google hopes Google Place
Tracking the effectiveness of Social Media Marketing
Advertising on social media websites is only in its infancy. Twitter, only last week, unveiled its Promoted Tweets feature. Companies like Starbucks and Virgin Mobile
Google and Twitter inspire artists
You know a person, brand or company has obtained pop culture icon status when artists immortalize their likeness on a sheet of canvas. Just like
Groupon Worth $1 Billion
Chicago-based social buying website Groupon is now valued at more than $1 billion, joining social networks Facebook and Twitter and online gaming company Zynga in
Google releases Q1 Profits
Google released its financial results for the first quarter of the 2010 on Thursday. The search engine giant reported $6.7 billion in revenues in
Library of Congress and Google plan to archive Tweets
The Nation’ top archival organization plans to save Tweets for posterity along with letters from the Civil War, famous photos from the Great Depression and
Twitter Ads Are Here
Just as Twitter revealed it had a staggering 105 million registered users at the Chirp developers conference this week, the mini-blogging company launched its Promoted
Major brands ramp up ad spending
As many recession worn Americans begin to spend more money, household-goods manufacturers are increasing their advertising efforts in an attempt to lure back consumers, according
Site Speed now a factor in Google Search Rankings
Internet users are all too familiar with slow websites, conjuring up painful dial-up flashbacks. It turns out that Google hates these slow websites as much
