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28.01.2012 - Doug Gross, CNN
 Google seeks to clarify new privacy policy(CNN) -- Seeking to blunt a sharp backlash to recent privacy policy changes, Google has offered to share "the real story" about a system that compiles information about users based on their activity on all of Google's sites and products.
27.01.2012 - Brian Womack | Bloomberg
Twitter Gives Itself Added Flexibility in Censoring MessagesJan. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Twitter Inc., the microblogging service, gave itself extra flexibility to censor information in parts of the world that impose restrictions on self-expression.
02.01.2012 - Doug Gross, CNN
Resolutions! Five tech behaviors to drop in 2012If your New Year's resolutions have lasted this long, congratulations. You're 1/366th of the way home.
18.12.2011 - Colin Walker
The Social Landscape in 2012At this time of year many blogs like to make predictions for the year ahead. I’ve always resisted the urge (perhaps wisely) to do so in the past but this year thought I’d have a stab at it.
17.11.2011 - emarketer
Holiday Ecommerce Sales Are Looking UpMore online buyers spend more money online
14.11.2011 - Blog World
Are QR Codes Dead?If QR codes are already dead, its epitaph would read “we hardly knew ye.” It seems like just yesterday that someone was explaining a QR code to me, and I’m a pretty tech-savvy person. I know that some of my less Internet-y friends don’t understand or use them, my sister doesn’t even have a smartphone, and at BlogWorld, a group of us were actually talking about how the scanning aps we have don’t work very well, so we don’t scan them very often.
18.10.2011 - SocialMouths
Business Shift In Focus From Websites To Facebook PagesCompanies are pushing their Facebook Pages like never before. No matter where you look – from online advertising and marketing to television and print ads, billboards, and even business cards – you’ll see “Find us on Facebook” or that iconic lower-case “f”. With Facebook’s 800 million users, it only makes sense for companies to place their products or services where they have the opportunity for so much exposure. And with sharing, commenting, and Liking, Facebook gives companies the power to reach more people than they ever could have with a traditional website. Since Facebook is getting so much love, what’s happening to traditional websites?
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