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New Media, Old Media: What Are Your Readers Looking For?

By Sally Falkow, social media coach & president of PRESSfeed The Pew Project for Excellence in Journalism has a new report out about the news content in old media and new media, and how blogs and social media news agendas relate to, or differ from, traditional media sources. The findings…

15 years ago

Business Strategy, E-marketing, Emerging Technology, Guerilla Marketing, Marketing, Traditional Marketing

Cross Browser Site Testing

Making our sites work consistently across all various browsers is one of the headaches of being a web developer. Typically, most browsers display your content predictably, based on W3 Consortium standards. But Internet Explorer (with the largest share of market) is notorious for ignoring those standards and forcing us to…

15 years ago

E-commerce, E-marketing, Web Development

The Great Social Media Crash of 2011

article by Jamie Turner on MarketingProfs.com We loved this article, as it will leave you knowing how to set appropriate goals for your social media campaigns, and how to demonstrate to management (or your accountant) that your investment of time and other resources was worth it. Warning: Social media may…

15 years ago

E-marketing, Emerging Technology, Guerilla Marketing, Marketing, Uncategorised, Web Development

What Net Neutrality Rules Mean to Us Humans

from an article by PC Magazine’s Dan Costa It has been a long time coming, but the FCC finally managed to bring a set of general rules for managing how the Internet can and can’t be used in the U.S. Telcos are angry, net neutrality purists are irate, but these…

15 years ago

Business Strategy, Emerging Technology, Government and Regulatory, Web Development

New SEO Technique Growing Popular: Whining!

by Frank Reed at marketingpilgrim.com It appears as if it’s not just the poor businesses in Europe but now sites of all different kinds that have a funny view of Google as a search engine. I say funny because they apparently have decided that in order to get ranked (or…

15 years ago

Business Strategy, E-marketing, Emerging Technology, Web Development

FTC Proposes “Do Not Track” Tool for Web Marketing

By JOELLE TESSLER, Associated Press Similar to “Do Not Call” telemarketing lists, consumers would be able to opt for greater privacy online Federal regulators are proposing to create a “Do Not Track” tool for the Internet so that people could prevent marketers from tracking their Web browsing habits and other…

16 years ago

Business Strategy, Business Survival, E-marketing, Emerging Technology, Web Development

Cross Browser Site Testing

The Great Social Media Crash of 2011

What Net Neutrality Rules Mean to Us Humans

New SEO Technique Growing Popular: Whining!

FTC Proposes “Do Not Track” Tool for Web Marketing

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