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Less than half of mobile employees are “more productive” in the office
The thing that most people fear when they have mobile employees is the productivity level. As humans, the common belief...
Automotive social media report card: Facebook
As it does with most trends in marketing, the automotive industry has gone from way behind just a year...
The American Identity According to Social Media
There is so much that can be learned about a people through social media data. People don't always act the...
Is the PC really dying?
When Mark Dean, CTO of IBM Middle East and Africa, declared this morning that we are in the "Post-PC Era",...
Microsoft envisions the “home of the future”
What if every wall in your home was a digital display? What if your kitchen table would set itself and...
Home is where the brand is: Twitter vs Facebook
With all of the buzz surrounding Google+, people tend to forget that Twitter is nearly 10X bigger than the new...
The truth about passwords
The science behind hacking passwords has evolved much faster than the passwords themselves. While many websites and programs set limits...
Bitly acquires social publishing tool Twitterfeed
Bitly, whose mission is to reinvent how people discover and share content on the web, has officially acquired Twitterfeed. Twitterfeed...
#OpFacebook – Can Anonymous really take down Facebook on November 5th?
They have taken down websites representing banks, religions, and governments. Now, if a recent video is authentic, Anonymous has its...
Verizon Strike: 45,000 union workers take battle to the streets
Verizon customers who have land line phones, internet, and FiOS television services will be affected by the strike of 45,000...
Without Al Gore’s help, the World Wide Web opened to the public 20 years ago today
On August 6, 1991, the World Wide Web was officially launched by its father, Tim "NotAlGore" Berners-Lee. He posted a...
The four most annoying things about email
Despite being the most used form of online communication, email has major drawbacks. Since the dawn of spam, email has...
What, exactly, is video?
As a society, we have become so accustomed to videos on the internet that we simply don't get amazed by...
The cost of being an early adopter
Having the latest shiny new gadget is something that many people strive for. They are the ones who are willing...
In the Google+ vs Facebook battle, does one have to beat the other?
Almost all of the social media hoopla lately has been about Google+ and its relationship with Facebook. Just over a...
Meet the robot that learns as it goes
The concept of robots that learn may seem relatively simply. We see robots and machines that are able to perform...
Will Apple ruin our cloud video future?
Ever since they first came about, digital movies have been totally absurd. Not only are they overpriced, they are almost...
The growth of “social business”
A very large majority of people on the internet are using social media in one way or another. It's surrounding...
Google “Instant Pages” for Chrome tells more about direction than features
This could also be titled, "How Larry Page is starting to run Google more like Steve Jobs would." Google has...
Nissan takes the Leaf EV on a tour around the country
Last month, Nissan announced a major milestone, having delivered 4,000 Leaf electric vehicles to customers in the U.S. As a...