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Two weeks ago, Adobe released a critical patch for Flash Player and Acrobat Reader. According to online security company Trusteer, about 80% of users are still vulnerable, and perhaps more startling, the company views this as being possibly the biggest security hole on the Internet today.
That 80% figure is based on Trusteer’s installed base of over 2.5 million online banking users of the company’s security service.
2007 was a frenzied year for all things digital, and could be marked as when the revolution really began to take hold. Social media took center stage, impacting everything from politics to major corporate maneuvers to raising awareness of social causes.There were lawsuits, mysteries, legal abuses, policy shifts, embarrassments, scandals, oppressions, miscalculations, bubble discussions, and significant innovations. All and all, 2007 was a big year for anybody with a stake on the Net.So, without further ado, we present the Most, the Biggest, the Best, and the Worst of 2007.
The other day, we were talking about what makes us buy (an appropriate topic for today, the biggest shopping day in the US) and Barb Newman, our General Manager, wondered what made us impulse buy? She was trying to figure out why she had dropped way more money than she intended on a purse. Being […]
Visitors to the CityGuide website can vote for their favorite fireworks display out of eleven cities in the United States (but not Boston.)
For years, the major search engines have been building membership lists by offering a diverse range of services to registered users.
Mirror, Mirror, on the Web, Who has got the biggest head?
Japanese Internet shopping portal Rakuten is buying Internet Capital Group partner Linkshare Corporation for about $425 million in cash.
While there are many ethical SEO firms serving Internet users today, a few notorious practitioners also exist. One of them called me just the other day.
Before you read any further in this article, I’d like you to take a moment and write down who your biggest competition is.
Since Google has become a publicly traded company, their value has done nothing but increase. Since the first day of trading, Google’s stock has continued to increase in price and value.
