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Professionalism Run Amok
Most of us hold professionalism in high esteem. We consider ourselves professionals of one sort or another. We try to "act professional."…
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NY Board Seeks Google DoubleClick Delay
Concerns about privacy have prompted the New York State Consumer Protection Board to ask the Federal Trade Commission for a delay in approving Google's proposed purchase of DoubleClick.
Bill Gates Predicts End Of Yellow Pages
Technology will advance so far for local advertising that when voice and data truly combine on mobile phones, the usage of venerable yellow page directories to find businesses will be near zero for anyone under 50. Bill Gates Predicts End Of Yellow Pages
SEW Live – Keyword Advice From the Pros
There's a lot of minutiae in managing a keyword campaign. It doesn't seem to be merely an exercise to test your tolerance for tediousness, though – at least it pays off in the end. At SEW Live in Columbus, OH, the panel of keyword campaign experts dropped a ton of tips to act as headlamps as you dig down into the keyword mines. Note: The…
Kids More Tech Savvy Than Parents
Children between the ages of 8 to 14 years old are performing a variety of tasks online such as shopping and helping their parents navigate the Internet, according to a study from Stars for Kidz, "Surfin on Mom's Turf".
SEW Live – Accessibility Good For Profits, Karma
The Web is the future, and the Web should be everybody’s future, regardless of age or disability. This was, in part, the message of James Golden, who spoke this afternoon at the SEW Live event in Ohio.
