Technology

  • How Google’s Chrome Ad-Blocker Could Change Digital Advertising

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    In February 2018, Google will put into effect the Better Ads Experience Program, which was established in the middle of last year. As a result, there will be a number of changes in the way we’re

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  • Mass media’s not as dead as you think

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    For the last few years, advertisers have had two words burnt into their brain when it comes to marketing and media buying – hyper targeting. Why waste money and resources on media that will

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  • Top Mobile Monitoring Apps on the Market

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    The use of Mobile monitoring apps has spread worldwide due to their user-friendliness and countless benefits. Check out this list to learn more about the most popular monitoring apps currently

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  • 12 Ways to Improve Your Facebook Marketing

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    If you’ve kept up with the latest changes at Facebook, you probably know about edgerank: the algorithm that determines what shows up in users’ newsfeed. Many businesses that use

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  • Conservation Partnership Launches First Ever Credit Transaction to Reduce Nitrous Oxide Emissions from Agriculture

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    Portland, OR (February 19, 2014) – The Climate Trust and Delta Institute today announced a new effort to reward farmers for reducing the environmental impacts of their nitrogen fertilizer

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I Love it When You Call Me Big Data

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Ever heard the phrase “Big Data?” Odds are you have. If you haven’t, you probably will soon. The loosely-defined phrase, used to describe the technological gathering of MASSIVE amounts of

Facebook Making Users Depressed, Study Suggests

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Non-Users, Rejoice! Finally, those who have long resisted the Facebook phenomena can either enjoy a sigh of relief or a smug sense of supremacy over their social-media-obsessed peers: new

Hulu Halts Auction, Owners Pledge $750 M in Private Capital

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Hulu, LLC is one of the most popular video streaming services in the world. It’s made powerful in part by its conglomeration of media magnates that own it and fund its operations. Currently, Hulu

Has Technology Stagnated?

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In a recent Financial Times column, the Nobel Prize-winning physicist Andre Geim argues that the technological world has stagnated.  At the World Economic forum in Davos, Switzerland, he

Revenue from Sales of Apps Is Expected to Soar in 2013

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Gartner Inc., a technology research company, estimates that revenue from the sale of apps will rise an astounding 62 percent in 2013 to $25 billion.  Apps consumers spend an estimated two hours

Fierce Competition in the Apps Industry

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While the apps industry continues to grow, that growth is due to the success of a small percentage of apps.  Apple’s App Store offers over 800,000 apps, but only 80 of those- or 1 out of every

Mendeley’s Founders Credit their Philosophy for its Success

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Mendeley is a database that allows people to share and locate research papers.  Its size and scope are impressive; users have uploaded over 300 million documents to it.  Similar to the way

The Future of American Manufacturing

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A January article in the Financial Times examined the prospects for a revitalized American manufacturing sector in the near- future.  The United States, like most other developed countries, has

Google and the FTC Reach a Settlement

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Search engine giant Google has faced heavy scrutiny from U.S. and European Union regulators in recent years.  In 2011, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) launched an anti-trust investigation into

Making Better Business Decisions

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A recent Financial Times column explored the way subtle biases can affect a person’s judgment.  Two brothers, Chip and Dan Heath (they are also professors) describe these biases with the acronym