Is Google in cahoots with the government to hide the depths of privacy infringement?
Put your tin foil hats on. It's conspiracy theory time. Since 2010, Google has been tracking and releasing their bi-yearly Transparency Report .
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With socialism failing in France, they look to internet tax to balance their load
The French were not able to maintain their 75% tax on the super rich , so now they're aiming for the super, super, super rich by going after companies like…
6 types of content to make your website POP
If there's one word I hate using in marketing, it's "engagement". The term has been so overused and misused since the rise of social media that its meaning…
5 ways to post to Facebook that keep it fresh (and 5 tools to avoid)
Facebook purists will pan this post. They will say that the best way to post to Facebook is to post whatever you're doing or thinking right now, that…
12 geek movies to see before the 2013 summer blockbusters
Iron Man 3 opens the 2013 summer blockbuster season on May 3rd. This season (as with a few in the past decade) appears to be loaded with geek-favoring titles…
AuthorRank: Google's rising algorithm masterplay is yours for the taking
Google Authorship has been around for a while. It has helped many bloggers and journalists stand out by having their images appear directly in search results…
If you're doing Facebook right as a business, there will be haters
There's always a risk when it comes to aggressive advertising and marketing that many are unwilling to take.
By covering it up, CBS and CNET shine bright spotlight on Hopper
Do you remember who won CNET 's "Best of CES" award last year? Probably not. What you likely will remember is who should have but didn't win it this year,…
Valuable commentary is the alternative to straight syndication or spinning
There was a time when the search engines rewarded content of all types. If a website syndicated content from elsewhere on the web and exposed it to their…
Neil deGrasse Tyson isn't just a scientist. He's a philosopher as well. About doilies
We all knew that astrophysicist Neil deGrass Tyson was an intelligent and witty man of science, an advocate for space and scientific exploration, and a…
Beware of self-appointed social media gurus, ninjas, and evangelists
A recent study by AdAge , which has been tracking such things since 2009, shows that there are over 180,000 people on Twitter who claim to be social media…
400 million reasons Reddit may be headed to the dark side
Rumors are rumors and Techcrunch has been known to push them forward without base or backing.