Internet Stuff

While it is hard to imagine online commenting on specific websites will totally go away, ever, it is easy to buy the argument that allowing people to comment on your content via your social media outlets is a more current way of doing business.  And that is exactly why Re/code

Bring up the N.S.A. in any conversation and suddenly the room buzzes with opinions right and left on how much of our privacy the government should be allowed to intrude on.  In the same conversation bring up Google, Bing, Apple or Amazon and the conversation will probably shift to how

So Google lost a ruling in Europe that deals with links to embarrassing material about an individuals past and will have to begin removing those links in their index.  But is the argument of free speech versus online privacy what really is in play here?  It will be interesting to see

Yes, Google has gotten into the delivery service.  No, it should not be a surprise to anyone that they have.  Google has shown time and again over the years they are much more than a search engine company and to that end they have been testing same day delivery of

Yahoo Mail does not allow for an image to be placed in the signature box (custom signature).  Well that is not entirely true, here is a workaround that seems to work most of the time. Upload your image to a web server (Flickr or something similar will do) Put your

In an apparent move to by-pass the Egyptian government’s lock down of the internet, Google announced a workaround for the people of Egypt that allows them to call a phone number and leave a message that is then translated to message on Twitter. Brilliant!