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To surf the Internet on personal computers, the users of your website can use whichever browser they want, be it Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Chrome. On today’s (and tomorrow’s) [...]

According to BIA/Kelsey’s newly released U.S. Local Media Forecast (2011-2016), social media advertising revenues will flourish from $3.8 billion in 2011 to $9.8 billion in 2016, [...]

At long last, all the pieces for your business website are in place: It’s quite snappy, it’s very informative, it works great, and it attracts a great deal of traffic. Because of the [...]

QuBit is a London-based company started by four former Googlers. It looks at big data to help businesses make better decisions. Their recent research (done over two weeks in April 2012) shows [...]

Lance Whitney of CNET | News recently wrote this: “Do you check your e-mail while watching TV? If so, you are far from alone.” He goes on to report that when Nielsen polled mobile [...]

In-Stat research shows that 65% of households will own either a smart phone or tablet by 2015. Gartner predicts continuing growth in smart phone sales through 2013 and shipments to reach 1.1 [...]

Learn what steps you can take to prepare a flexible dynamic web presence now at an affordable cost instead of waiting for a much more costly conversion down the road. The Landscape Rapidly [...]

Should you care about whether your site uses (or will use) HTML5? We’ll discuss some important concepts and capabilities of this web development (yet to be) standard. Reasons Part of [...]

If you are a wireless user (use your notebook or newer web-enabled phones at coffee shops, airports or Internet Cafes), be very careful about the connection type you get to the provider. [...]

The September issue of Wired contained an article: “The Web Is Dead. Long Live the Internet.” Writers Chris Anderson and Michael Wolff each give their opinion of who is to blame (one [...]