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The Blog Herald - Mar 21, 2007
Symantec’s latest Internet Security Threat Report, as reported by Mercury News, warns that identity and data theft has moved away from the fly-by-night model, and has increasingly become professionalized. Online, for …
Also tagged: security, in the news
The Blog Herald - Mar 20, 2007
It looks like the search engine king has released a new type of ad, one that will please many businesses (especially those concerned over click fraud). Simply called Google referrals, these new ads seem to be a cross …
Also tagged: general, google, advertising
The Blog Herald - Mar 20, 2007
At first I thought it’s that day you have to powercycle your computer by actually shutting it down and turning it back on–instead of just putting it to hibernate or sleep–a habit I developed through years of working on …
Also tagged: just plain fun
The Blog Herald - Mar 20, 2007
A couple of reports are suggesting that the Church of England, the UK’s largest Christian church denomination, may have to U-turn on its previous decision to cash in on the increasing popularity of mobile phones and …
Also tagged: ethics
The Blog Herald - Mar 19, 2007
While the purpose of technology is to make our lives easier, tech stuff has grown to be increasingly complex and complicated. Sometimes you feel you need to go through an entire user’s manual just to use a Web app …
Also tagged: review, new media, social media
The Blog Herald - Mar 16, 2007
If you’re a blogger with a decent readership and a prominent search engine ranking, you’ve probably encountered someone like me. Someone who sends you emails asking you to write something nice about one of my clients …
Also tagged: corporate blogging, journalism, bloggers, featured, public relations
The Blog Herald - Mar 15, 2007
Nick Negroponte’s One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) Project is shifting to high gear, as the first batch of beta test units roll out to actual students for feedback and testing. Now officially called the XO (symbolized by …
Also tagged: education, social media
The Blog Herald - Mar 7, 2007
In an effort to diversify and partly because I am writing this from a plane while in route to Austin, I have decided to expand my social media column. In less than 48 hours the SXSW festival will kickoff in Austin. In …
Also tagged: events, new media, social media, featured
The Blog Herald - Feb 28, 2007
Google Docs is more than just a free online word processor from Google. The service can be used for writing blog posts, converting documents from one format to another and more. Here’s a list of some very useful …
The Blog Herald - Feb 28, 2007
Despite the fact that Google Reader earned praise throughout the blogosphere among geeks and normal people (note: I’m a geek so no hating here) its Achilles heel was the fact that Google Reader was unable to count …