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Photo credit : Market Street Prototyping Festival / Kay Cheng We’ve been checking out the 2016 Market Street Prototyping Festival, a design-driven event that brings… Read More

Business owner looking to justify the cost of a new iPhone 7 Plus to your partner (business, or domestic) or yourself? Apple’s new Portrait Mode,… Read More

Are you #confused about hashtags? Have a #smallbiz social media account, but not sure how to use the “pound” symbol properly? That’s probably not surprising,… Read More

With virtual reality and 360 video, the race is on to provide people with immersive access to otherwise-inaccessible locations. For proof, look no further than… Read More

There’s been plenty of discussion over the last week regarding Google’s new SERP layout and what the removal of the right hand ads will mean… Read More

At this point you should’ve communicated to your boss, your clients, your team, the guy in engineering and anyone else who will listen that Google… Read More

What? Search industry media has reported a significant change in the search engine results page (SERP) on Google.com, eliminating paid ads on the right hand… Read More

Novelist William Gibson said that “the future is already here — it’s just not very evenly distributed.” While a world plugged into virtual reality may… Read More

When auditing a well-known brand’s search marketing results, we will inevitably see some brand name encroachment, as smaller brands, knock-off products and category competitors try… Read More

Towards the end of 2014, Google officially began rolling out their Mobile-Friendly Notification for mobile search. As more and more people rely on their mobile… Read More

Moving from keyword density to keyword relevancy 1. Content: Long Live the King In 2015, content is still King, and the quality of that content… Read More

Kiosk attended the DMA 2014 conference for data-driven marketers, which took place in San Diego at the end of last month. It was great to… Read More

As we approach November 2014, advertisers, agencies and marketers of all kinds will be taking a closer look at how the upcoming US elections may… Read More

A new report by audit, tax and advisory firm KPMG indicates growing concern over US colleges’ ability to maintain enrollment at current levels. Their survey… Read More

This summer I attended ClickZ Live in San Francisco. Sponsored by Google and Yahoo, the conference helped inform us on the latest digital strategies to… Read More

A recent report by the UK-based Leadership Foundation for Higher Education (LFHE) titled Horizon Scanning: What will HE look like in 2020? suggests that international… Read More

In the flipped classroom homework is done in class and traditional class work is done at home. This way round, students learn the theory at… Read More

Only 15-20% of global waste generated by electronics – e-waste – is recycled. The rest ends up in landfills, incinerators, or shipped to developing countries… Read More

While the focus on online education is dominated by discussions about MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses), employers are increasingly excited by the opportunities online education… Read More

Located in a vast desert, Lima, the capital of Peru provides very limited sources of fresh potable water to its population. In an effort to… Read More

ECAR (Educause Center For Applied Research) collaborated with 195 institutions this last year to collect responses from more than 100,000 students about their technology experiences…. Read More

Alex Parker, from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, likes to spend his spare time coming up with ways to turn big data into visualizations that… Read More