Facebook Is Not the Bad Guy
So what’s the deal with Facebook and small business? There’s been a lot of hullabaloo about it recently. Ever since Pages was introduced in late 2007, Facebook has provided a seemingly oxymoronic concept: free advertising. Paid… Continue Reading
Transactive Memory and Mobile Web
Remember when you were a kid in school and every time you went to look something up your teacher would chide you? Maybe they told you that’s not how the world works; you won’t be… Continue Reading
Your Website Sucks: A Case for Mobile Apps
Let's say that you own a restaurant. And one day this review pops up on Yelp. First of all the dining room was a total mess, like someone had set off a land mine in a plate of spaghetti. Half the tables were on their side and the ones that were upright had crookedly placed dishes all over them like they… Continue Reading
Toto…I Don’t Think We’re On Dial-up Anymore
We’ve been talking quite a bit about the changing nature of the web. Barely two decades old, it has already seen a massive upheaval in its very nature because of the way it is consumed. This is nothing new. One of the most recent communications technology to see such a transition in its youth was film. Within a few quick decades, the technology rapidly… Continue Reading
The Changing Mobile Web
Change. That’s a scary word, isn’t it? “Let’s make some changes.” “It’s time for a change.” “Our way of life is changing.” None of these are necessarily comforting statements to hear. What about familiarity? Now that’s a word. After all, familiarity is comfort, isn’t it? It’s safe. It’s relatable. Often, it’s home. Change is not any of those things. Change… Continue Reading