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A vulnerability was discovered in the ADOdb and can be exploited by hackers doing SQL injection attacks. The vulnerability only works on…
It's probably no secret to airline pilots, and perhaps to rubbernecking passengers, that Target stores near busy airports like Chicago's O'Hare or New York City's LaGuardia have a large bull's-eye on their roofs. Supposedly intended to solidify branding while alerting travelers to a nearby location, Target's building-as-an-aerial-billboard idea may be, um, on target once map services on Google, Yahoo, and MSN really take off.
According to John Jantsch, small businesses have a decided advantage [over big companies] to do highly personal marketing.
We've all played the old game of "telephone" in school. You remember, you sit in a circle and someone starts by whispering something into another person's ear.
Author David Kline wondered aloud in a blog post today about the lack of corporate blogging taking place, and speculated on what may be holding it back.
Many more visitors beat a path to the iTunes front door, with traffic increasing dramatically year-over-year from December 2004 to December 2005.
