Believe it or not, Twitter celebrates its 8th birthday today! While not everyone was convinced the 140-character social platform would succeed, today’s anniversary certainly proves them wrong. It has now become a place for users to share information, often in real-time, leading to a big change in how we discover Read more…
If you’re a small business owner, you may have logged into Facebook today to see this friendly little message: I’m guessing many of you did by the number of frantic emails and phone calls I received. No, it’s not a cruel Leap Day joke. This is happening. I knew the Read more…
In the constantly changing world of social media, Facebook isn’t slowing down. The latest changes are designed to make the news feed function more manageable so you never miss the updates you’re interested in the most. Starting tonight you will no longer see the “Top Stories” and “Most Recent” links Read more…
This just ran on CNet’s Audiophiliac blog, which is written by Steve Guttenberg. Anthony Gallo was featured in a story about audiophiles who have gotten younger people into the hobby. This is particularly interesting because Steve spoke to Anthony and his mentor, Joe Giovanelli. Joe got Anthony into designing speakers Read more…
If you are a WordPress user, then you need to log into your account and upgrade to the newest version of the CMS. That’s right, WP 3.1.3 has been released. Here are the juicy details straight from WordPress.org: Various security hardening by Alexander Concha. -Taxonomy query hardening by John Lamansky. Read more…
Facebook is constantly making changes to their interface. Sometimes it’s good, and other times I wonder why they needed to be tinkering with a certain aspect of their site. This new one should be a good thing, at least for advertisers. Facebook is introducing Broad Category targeting, which will help Read more…
About a week ago I wrapped up my work day, powered up my PS3 and settled in for a game of Call of Duty. But to my irritation all I got was an error message. Seems I wasn’t the only person with this problem. Turns out Sony’s PlayStation Network and Read more…
Anyone out there using Google Video? Didn’t think so. Then you won’t have to worry that Google announced this weekend that its shutting down Google Video. It makes perfect sense since Google owns YouTube, which is the largest online video content website anywhere with 144.1 million unique visitors per month. Read more…
If your office is anything like mine, then you get TONS of junk mail every week. By now I have become a pro at spotting the deceptive envelopes. Stamping “important information enclosed” is most often like an illegally parked car with it’s flashers on. Just draws attention to the fact Read more…