The European Central Bank (ECB) reported in late July that its database had been hacked, and sensitive data had been retrieved from it. The bank explained that most of the data … Read More
Most businesses big and small today have built up a social media presence of some kind in recent years. Whether through Facebook and Twitter or YouTube and LinkedIn, an effective … Read More
One of the biggest problems with online shopping is that you can’t try on the clothes before you buy them, so sometimes you have to gamble on whether or not … Read More
As millions of people hopped online to watch Germany trounce Argentina in the final game of the 2014 World Cup on Sunday, a number of the biggest social media platforms on … Read More
For owners of manufacturing businesses, it turns out that using the internet can have serious advantages, especially for those who have machines and other devices that connect to it, also. However, John … Read More
As a result of the European Union’s new “right to be forgotten” landmark ruling, Google has now begun to comply with the numerous requests for individuals to remove their names from … Read More
Credit card payment processing allows cardholders to make purchases just about anywhere in world, but sometimes it can have consequences on unsecured systems — for both consumers and businesses. P.F. … Read More
“The Electronic Frontier Foundation filed a brief on Friday telling a federal judge that there is no doubt that the federal government knowingly destroyed years of evidence of electronic surveillance conducted by … Read More
WebMD is suing one of its competitors, Everyday Health, for what it claims are unfair search engine marketing practices along with trademark infringement, false advertising and unfair competition. According to … Read More
Businesses that rely on search engine optimization tactics to rank high in Google may have seen a change in their own rankings over the past month. The reason for the change was … Read More
