Blogs and Podcasts Together
A growing number of companies are employing blogs and podcasts as part of their communication mix.
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A growing number of companies are employing blogs and podcasts as part of their communication mix.
The Internet rumor mill is working overtime as forums light up with speculation about Fox Interactive Media's apparent interest in acquiring a search engine among other portals, especially after News Corp.'s $580 million purchase of Intermix Media, the owner of MySpace.com.
Your buddy at the barbecue tells you how the new Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software they installed at their company has revolutionized their business.
I recently was asked by an author to remove a free content article from a client web site where we had posted it (with several others from different authors) to increase topical relevancy at a site that fit the article perfectly.
Everywhere you turn online these days you hear the word "podcast" or "podcasting." No, it's not some broadcasting method used by Martians, even though it might sound like it. A Podcast is just an audio file that is syndicated via an RSS feed, that you download and listen to with your computer or a portable device such as an iPod.
While you're on a business trip, you use the hotel or conference room wireless network to check news and request an upgrade. A hacker exploits a new and un-patched operating system vulnerability to install a rootkit (a virtually undetectable infection).