You may or may not have noticed a recent Facebook issue with regards to notifications. It seems that somehow all the notifications for events and the like were reversed. In other words, if you asked not to receive certain notifications, 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 Read more…
For those of you who love to tweet on your iPhone, but are tired of using the official Twitter app, you are in luck. The new Tweetbot app has just hit the app store and it will only cost you Read more…
About a month ago, we mentioned that Google was tweaking its algorithm to create more relevant search terms. They wanted to weed out these content farms and essentially try to clean up some of the slop that’s out there. worldpiweek.org/pay-day-loan-scams Read more…
We don’t like to use this blog to talk about ourselves and just discuss what we’ve got going on. The blog on your company website should be informative to people, not self promotional. But, since we are getting a lot Read more…
According to a report in the Wall St. Journal on Wednesday, Google has big changes in mind for their YouTube website. They want YouTube to be better prepared for the increasing amount of televisions that are connected to the internet, Read more…
If you’re a WordPress user, you are probably already aware of this because when you refresh your dashboard a nice little yellow message comes up at the top telling you to upgrade. So yes, the upgrade for WordPress 3.1 is Read more…
If you know anything about Google and their search engine philosophies, you know that they are all about relevance. It seems that no matter what new innovation they come out with, it’s always tied to making things relevant to the Read more…
If you’re on Facebook, you’ve surely seen one or more of your friends with a hacked status. Some spammer gets into their account and all of a sudden they are selling their Kindle so that they can buy a new Read more…
Finally, some good news. The Rustock botnet was responsible for almost half of the world’s spam emails. So, when it was finally taken out, spam decreased by about 33%, according to a study by Symantec. There was some inactivity by Read more…