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by Aimee Sway
Facebook has become the hottest social networking site on the web in recent years. Not only does it have the greatest number of users, it has taken over other sites, officially buying out Myspace this month and connecting with second social networking powerhouse Twitter.

by Ross Yim
Business doesn’t have a template. Being rich isn’t an equation. Or is it? I might argue that there is a clear equation to success – but the thing about the equation is that one part of the equation is dynamic – it’s chaotic. Because of this, the overarching path to success isn’t the same for all people. Some things, though, pervade throughout many different subjects.

by Mark Spenser
When it comes to marketing, new marketing strategies keep evolving to deliver results in short term that may not necessarily adhere to quality parameters. SEO marketing is no exception to that. But why to insist upon website marketing that comes out as a natural result of a site’s enhancement and other organic techniques applied to increase traffic?

The most senior judge in England and Wales, Lord Chief Justice, Lord Judge, has thrown a hissy-fit over jurors using new technolgy like this interweb thingy and those scary mobile phones.

Google has said it will delete the stolen Wi-Fi data it accidentally collected with unsecured wireless networks in UK Street View cars, and will not face punishment or fines by the British Government.

by Ross Navid
The internet and technology is an amazing thing. It moves so incredibly fast. Yes, the internet is relatively young, but it moves faster than any lifespan. There’s human years, dog years, bee years, and then internet years. The internet has aged incredibly fast due to the nature of the space – mainly meaning a low barrier to entry. Because of that, every person who has a website has something deep rooted in the back of their head – “How long will this last?”

by Lior Levin
A recent study performed by Reynol Junco at Lock Haven University in Pennsylvania found that students who used the microblogging platform Twitter earned a GPA that was, on average, half a point higher than those who didn’t. The study took a group of 140 students who had not used Twitter previously and had half make use of the service and the other half abstained.

by Jenny Pilley
Now, I don’t mean to kick-start anyone’s hunger pangs, but my colleagues were pretty impressed with my packed lunch the other day. To the normal eye this may have seemed just another normal sandwich; bread and filling. But made with key ingredients, thoughtfulness and a lot of time, I created the ultimate sandwich comprising of freshly baked bread, caramelised onion chutney, rocket and baby spinach salad, peppered ham and slithers of brie.

by Kristina Jaramillo
With the strong emergence of social media in the internet marketing world, every Tom, Dick and Harry has come out saying they are social media experts. They are feeding on the desires of entrepreneurs who do not have time to dedicate to developing their social media presence effectively.

by Jamie Fairbairn
With 70% of UK household having internet access in 2009 and that figure being set to rise even further, no builder can afford not to have some sort of online presence. Even a simple 1 page website with your company name, list of services and contact details can get you more business and won’t cost a lot to set up.