The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) published the list of companies who applied for the new generic Top-Level Domain (gTLD) names. gTLDs are an Internet domain name … Continue reading Microsoft applies for 11 new domain extensions – but who will win .cloud?
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In case you haven’t noticed, the Internet as we know it is changing, for better or worse. Since the beginning of our online lives, we were provided with a large … Continue reading All Your Domain Are Belong To US
Listening to Director’s Guild of America president Taylor Hackford on the local Southern California NPR station a couple of weeks ago made me a little crazy. I like Taylor Hackford, don’t … Continue reading Were you duped by big technology companies into opposing SOPA and PIPA?
I have been in the online marketing trenches since 2000, having advertised web hosting services on a plethora of search engines such as Alta Vista, Lycos, Excite, GoTo/Overture, Sprinks, 7Search, … Continue reading DiscountASP.NET invades Google campus
One of the cool features in Google+ is “Hangouts.” Hangouts are basically multi-person video chats. We have a few ideas for cool Hangouts on specific topics, but to get our … Continue reading Come hang out with us
Google+ changes quickly, so naturally this information is no longer valid. To report impersonation on G+ now, just use this link. * * * When you run a successful business … Continue reading How to report “impersonators” on Google+