How vigilant are you when it comes to password security? A recent ruling highlighted the importance of protecting your privacy and the potential consequences if you do not. This past summer, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit interpreted the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act in way that sparked wide controversy. The […]
Archives for October 2016
Top Money – Sharing Services and Apps
The Internet has become an indispensable part of our lives. Some people access it at home, but so many of us cannot spend even few hours without surfing the Internet. People visit their favorite haunt using different gadgets, such as smartphones. In the USA alone, people check their smartphones up to 46 times per day, […]
Social Media: Why Sharing Your Personal Stories is Not Necessarily Harmful
With so many of us being dead against posting our personal stories on Facebook, Twitter and other digital networking channels, let us tell you that there’s a new study which suggests that posting our personal stories on makes it easier for us to recall them. The entire process of documenting these stories, sharing them with […]
9 Tips to Help You Build a Better Blog and Make More Money
There is a variety of ways to build an online business: from eCommerce websites selling products to making a money making blog, the possibilities are endless. As long as you can grab the attention of your potential visitors, there is a chance to make money. And that’s the idea behind SEO practices. Search engine optimization is […]
Social Media: Why You Need It and How to Manage It
Social media is the combined platform of several different websites, from Facebook to Pinterest. Businesses with some technology expertise have infiltrated these sites where their name has become a common sight. Other companies, however, have yet to dive into this lucrative pool. It’s time to understand social media and its impact on business. You need […]
3 Simple & Effective Ways To Protect Your Online Privacy In 2016
Some people felt that the Edward Snowden revelations in 2013 would be a tipping point. Surely after the world became aware of the extent of the secret surveillance of online activity of the entire US population, things would have to change. In many ways they were right, but perhaps not in the way they expected. […]
