There is still time left for online holiday shopping. Cybercriminals are always looking for opportunities to exploit a shopper’s personal information. Here are five tips which can help you buy safely on the Internet this holiday season.
Having a Facebook account has always meant that you are entrusting the company with some of your most private information. While you can turn your privacy controls to the most stringent and safest levels, your information is still available on the web for the world to uncover. Even if you do not have a Facebook [...]
Facebook, the largest social networking site, boosts more than 800 million active users. This is a massive audience to attract to your product, service or content site. One method marketers can use to increase website traffic is to create a “fan page” on Facebook. We’ll take a look at the different ways [...]
New to Twitter and looking to expand your Twittersphere? Even if you are a seasoned tweeter, then you need to be added to these directories so others may find you. These active directories are all different ways of associating people with similar interests or geography using the developer-friendly Twitter API.
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WeFollow
Created by Kevin Rose, [...]
Going back and updating old code sucks. Especially, if you need to update code because it was statically coded. I have been migrating a an older registration form for my current project, and noticed a the credit card year date field still had 2006 in the select list. I created a solution [...]
A few weeks ago, Clicky Web Analytics adding an exciting feature to their user dashboard. They now include a “Traffic Sources” module which allows you to see a summary of four elements: searches, links, direct / bookmarks, but most of all, social media.
Twitter is a social network and micro-blogging service which serves me well for connecting with colleagues, friends and family. As great of a service as it is, however it does lack some minor functionality that would appease power users and new users alike.
It has been an exciting couple of days. One of my posts, “7 Office Games You Can Play with Your Co-workers“, was promoted to the front page of a nice little site called I Am Bored. 15,000 visitors later, I am happy to report my site stayed up for the entire time and I [...]
Today, the creators of Search Engine Land released their own social networking site. They plan to offer a community “where people can meet, talk, discuss and network”.
About three days ago, I got my first post, 101 Ways to Annoy Your Co-workers, onto the Digg.com home page. I’ve heard stories from people that say getting on the home page is a blessing and a curse at the same time.
