Local, tech, digital transformation, management strategy and other stuff I find Interesting
Very interesting article on Google’s response to privacy by US Representative Joe Barton sent Google a letter with 24 questions relating to privacy — along with a week to answer them. You’ll find the responses in this PDF file. Click on read more to see the responses in html – this post was originally found
I thought it would be interesting to run a blog post comparing different ways to present information on local businesses in Canada. Most local business sites present information in a standardized way, so the following examples will give you an idea of what some of the most common players in Canada are doing. By the
Remember Friendster? One of those early social networking sites. Well as of this week, they have made a couple of key announcements that could help bring friendster.com from the depths of the Canadian Internet space to – perhaps a competitor to facebook? Well – let’s not get carried away, but they have announced opening up
SMS (short message service) is a really easier way to access information on your mobile device such as cell phone or blackberry. In light of the recent announcement on November 29 by Yellow Pages Group in Canada, ” With the hectic holiday shopping season underway, finding a product or merchant is now easier with the
Currently at the Kelsey Conference in LA and had an enjoyable time listening to Chamath Palihapitiya, VP Product Marketing and Operations for Facebook. He was speaking about facebook and its product with respect to advertising – I am currently doing some testing and will have a future post on my findings with respect to their
Question – do you own your own name as a domain name? For example, I own darbysieben.com (the site you are one) and darbysieben.ca a redirection to my .com address. I highly recommend that every person register their domain name for personal protection as well as future marketing. Let me explain why. As the world