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I woke up on Saturday morning to news that there was a world wide attack on WordPress websites. The initial report I read was on the PCWorld blog. After reading this I popped over to the Securi website to see if they were reporting it as an issue too and yes they were.

This “brute force” attack Read More

A marketing professional had expressed his concern regarding Facebook’s (FB) new Home software; a program for the home screens of android cell phones. This act is contrary to popular belief that marketers often employ pervasive techniques to Read More

Google sold Frommers – Back to its founder. Wait….. what? Yep. Google sold Frommers back to Arthur Frommer, now 83-ish. OK, they really only sold the brand back. And, they kept all the content, which they are so nicely licensing BACK to Frommers. Read More

All those reports of hacks on WordPress? Real, but nonsense. Here's all that matters to the current WordPrress security snafu Read More

We asked Steve Adams, CEO of Fusebill, a few questions about his company and view of the markets they serve.

(...)Business models are increasingly based on selling ongoing subscriptions to customers, not just completing one-off transactions and recurring billing and payments are at the foundatio Read More

BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) is a growing trend among corporations, yet essential tablet security systems are lacking, and you might be surprised to learn how your favorite tablet fares. Read More

Well done, Linkedin! Linkedin destroys millions of users' ability to post with disastrous new software glitch. Now any anonymous moderator can revoke your posting privileges across all of your groups. What's worse is that you will never know who did it or why. Perhaps they didn't like your politics Read More

Beginning to see the glass as half empty, small business owners are more worried about a recession than they were a few years ago, the 2013 Small Business Economic Forecast from Pepperdine University’s Graziadio School of Business and Management reports. Conducted in partnership with Dun & Bradstre Read More

Google have started their Authorship program because they are trying to make people accountable for the articles that they write.
It used to be that people were manipulating the search engines by uploading a lot of articles at one time in certain places such as link farms. Google started to do aw Read More