It’s Hard To Settle Quietly In The Blogosphere
Call it the latest in castoffs of a litigious society, or maybe a lesson in the new transparency the Internet allows. Simpler,…
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Call it the latest in castoffs of a litigious society, or maybe a lesson in the new transparency the Internet allows. Simpler,…
Well before the horrific 9/11 attacks, the National Security Agency reportedly approached former Qwest CEO Joseph Nacchio for access to the company's customer phone records.
Consumer-generated content is by far a more trusted form of advertising worldwide than search engine ads, banner ads, or text ads, according to Nielsen, and is trusted almost as much as physical word-of-mouth.
Ron Paul fared a little too well in a post-Republican debate poll run by CNBC, prompting the news site's managing editor to believe astroturfing had taken place, forcing them to take down the poll.
As fresh members signed on, the Yahoo Newspaper Consortium helped a lot of companies achieve some impressive gains. Yet there’s now a concern that nothing else will happen.
Put your coffee down, you'll spit it. Facebook cheerleaders, from within what must be a social networking tunnel (or cave?), have transformed themselves into prostrate worshipers, transubstantiating reason to whatever the digital equivalent is of 72 virgins.