Situational awareness (AKA knowing what the heck is happening around you) is invaluable in many high-risk fields; soldiers and racecar drivers, for example, need to know what’s next to and behind them at all times.  This week’s article, which touches on registered domain names, will hopefully provide you with some similar info.
Verisign, which takes care [...]

Just about everybody wants more money.  Just about everybody also wants to work less.  With Google Web Elements, which was just introduced this week, the famous search giant should be able to help you on both fronts.
A post on the Inside AdSense blog stated, “You may know from our optimization tips that you can help [...]

Twitter’s loss is your gain.  Facebook introduced a tagging feature using the “@” symbol that, while pretty similar to what Twitter’s employed for some time now, should help you get your site or blog in front of a few more eyes.
A post on the Facebook Blog explains, “[W]hen you are writing a status update and [...]

Here’s an interesting - if rather sleazy - idea in the event that you try to do a ton of self-promoting on Facebook: rather than waste weeks or months building up a solid fan base, just buy friends from a business known as uSocial.
All right - we can’t, in all honesty, recommend that you embrace [...]

Tracking visitor habits and knowing much more about what is attracting and retaining visitors has led to many new types of systems for recording more personal information. It’s only for marketing use as companies need to know their visitors - are they potential customers or visiting by mistake? It began with tracking via cookies many [...]