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Google Instant: Going Beyond Predictive Text
Google’s step to enhance web users’ experience by returning search engine results before a user even finishes typing the keyword, took many users by surprise
Google Doodle a mystery
Many people are familiar with the artistic license Google takes with its own logo. Today is no exception. However, many of us are a little perplexed
Who says you can't find gold at the end of a rainbow?
The Double Rainbow Guy’s over-the-top childlike enthusiasm for a double rainbow he captured on film has earned him a commercial gig with one of the
Swan song for the Middleman?
Apple’s new music-oriented social network Ping could mean the end for Myspace, which has been a quasi-middle man for many bands, up until this point,
THAT! Company receives State of Florida Entrepreneurship Award
Florida, like most of the nation, has experienced a devastating blow to its economy over the past few years. With the housing market implosion and
Foursquare hits 3 million milestone, strikes deal with MTV
More than 3 million users have signed up for the geolocation website Foursquare. The 3 millionth member is Brian S. from St. Louis, Missouri, but
Google adds to its social network development team
With Google’s latest purchase of Ângströ, a service dedicated to delivering search results on a person’s professional network, it’s likely an effort by the search
Online Identity trashed? Consider changing your name or face.
Are you concerned about your social media personality – how people see you online – and the effect it could have on your job prospects.
Ad firm claims Old Spice ads are a success.
The results are in on one the most viewed Social Media Campaigns to hit the Internet yet. The Advertising Agency Weden&Kennedy, or WK, took
Amanda Wettstein, APR Named Ocala FPRA Pacesetter of the Year
Ocala, Fla. (Friday, August 20, 2010) – This afternoon, the Ocala chapter of the Florida Public Relations Association recognized member Amanda Wettstein, APR as its
History of the Internet
I thought Al Gore invented the Internet. Shame on you Mr. Gore. I think it’s time to set the record straight. Here’s an inforgraphic of the complete
Gillette's trick shot viral video
Roger Federer goes all out with a William Tellesque trick shot by serving a tennis ball and knocking a cup off the head of a
Hulu leads video ad impressions in July
Hulu seems to be the go-to website for online video advertising, according to a video ad impressions report by comScore. In July, Hulu generated 783
Facebook movie spoof
Here is the latest spoof on The Social Network, or Facebook, movie trailer. The fake trailer is for the Twitter movie. If you haven’t already
Is Myspace staging a comeback from social network oblivion?
Myspace is unveiling a complete redesign of the user homepage and focusing more on displaying streaming content and sharing tools, according to a Mashable article. The revamped homepage
The Business of Facebook
Here is an detailed informational graphic about the business of facebook. The graphic details the social networking websites investors and revenue streams. Click on the
Cartographers map the digital world of Social Networking
If you’re going to navigate the Strait of Bing, the Empire of Google or the Triangle of YouTube Viral Videos, you’re going to need a
Glide-O-Bike advertorial urges boys to take flight
Check out this 1931 advertorial for the Glide-O-Bike. First aid kits not included. “She goes gliding along, Fellows, and That’s not all. You can bank,
'Tis the season to advertise
It’s that time of the year again. Our children are returning to their studies. The 2010 Major League Baseball season is coming to an end
Social media use continues to rise
People spent more time online in June using social networking websites than playing games, checking email or using web portals, according to Neilsen Internet research.facebook1
Try to do this with Duct Tape
Behold the power of packing tape. Spider man’s got nothing on this colossoal spider web. This packing tape web is capable of supporting a large
More Online scams infiltrate Facebook.
A message claiming to show a “shocking video” of a teacher beating the snot out of a student is spreading virally on Facebook. When users
Geolocation apps growing too slow for most marketers
A study conducted by Forrester Research found that only 4 percent of U.S. Adults online have ever used location-based mobile apps, such as Foursquare, Gowalla
How much are you willing to pay to use Twitter?
While Internet users have flocked to micro-blogging websites, such as Twitter, no one is willing to pay for services they now receive for free, according
