That seemingly safe PDF you receive may not be as innocuous as it looks, warns Washington Post security guru Brian Krebs. Writing in today’s online edition, Krebs reports that PDF-format owner Adobe is warning of security vulnerabilities. According to Krebs, the company plans to release a fix Tuesday so that its software updates at the [...]
I love magazine subscriptions. I especially love free magazine subscriptions, but I love all sorts of print. Magazines, newspapers, catalogs. How many marketers do you know who still keep a copy of Famous Catalogs on their bookshelf between a PHP book and Robert Spector’s book about Amazon‘s business model called Get Big Fast? In [...]
Not all promises are explicit. Sure, if a small business says they’ll provide a service for $100 and either doesn’t provide the service or charges more, trust takes a hit. But there are implied promises every business makes every day. At Silver Beacon, we promise each client that we are going to stay on top [...]
Search engine results get more local. But the data still is far from perfect.
The Washington Post continues its decline, grubbing for dollars by actively advertising for intrusive advertising that includes takeovers and pop-unders.
Mainstream media is slowly dying and appealing to Google with its last breath to change search guidelines.
Deep Throat never said FOLLOW THE MONEY to Woodward and Bernstein, but here is why you should.
