Winning Online

 By Ralph Serra
So we all know what a hacker is and what a hacker does, but can you honestly look yourself in the mirror and say that you have done everything possible to protect yourself against them? Until recently I know that I thought I was doing a pretty good job but deep down knew […]

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By Ralph Serra
When we hear Google there are so many things that come to mind. It seems like they are consistently doing something that will have an impact on the way we compute. One particular service that Google offers that I use on a daily basis and have fallen in love with is AdWords. Google […]

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By Will Gayeski, Network Engineer - WSITS
Common sense tells us that when you have something of value you make sure you do everything in your power to protect it. Personally, I consider an organizations data to be one, if not the most, valuable of assets. Often we find small businesses are unaware of how exposed […]

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Today, Barack Obama held a town hall meeting - online.  The President accepted questions through Whitehouse.gov - which has been updated for the times in an almost bloglike fashion - and streamed the meeting through a video channel on the site.  Further interaction was set up so that users could vote on the questions submitted.  […]

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Around this time last year, a potential client was referred to us. They were launching a product that would give parents the ability to monitor their children’s online activities, including the content of their e-mail and instant messages. No matter what you think about respecting your child’s privacy, we’ve all read the stories about kids […]

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On Wednesday, Google launched its online-publishing service that, at face, is a potential competitor to Wikipedia.org, the highly-trafficked and ubiquitous user-generated reference Web site.�
This is all quite top of mind, as Wikipedia has become yet another spot to monitor for our clients.  Those in the public eye can easily have an entry pop up at a […]

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Facebook, the super-popular social networking site, underwent a bit of a facelift this week.  The site, which began as a sort of online college-specific community tool, has made some, in look, subtle changes.  Navigation is more user-friendly and logical, there are not overburdening “apps” - third party applications - overtaking profiles and internal pages and […]

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That is the question.  And for Macrumors.com’s Arnold Kim, he chose blogging.�
The New York Times did an interesting article on Kim and about how his hobby Web site in which he wrote about Apple rumors - while simultaneously becoming a doctor - turned into his actual calling.  In it are the ways that he can sustain […]

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With the furor over Apple’s launch of its new Iphone 3G last week, the hunger for information for those who currently hold an earlier Iphone - like myself - was ravenous (maybe a little dramatic).  The 3G version boasted, in short, a faster connection (where available), a cheaper price, a full-scale proprietary application - “apps” - […]

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