As we enter the holiday season our minds will start to drift to family, turkey, presents, and relaxation.  For small businesses around the country though, the holiday season often means a ramp up . . . more

Apple Refuses To Fix Smokers' Computers If you run over your computer with a monster truck, stick dynamite in the USB slot or attach it to a Slinky and roll it down the stairway, you can . . . more

  Software as a Service (SaaS) is a growing business model that can provide a great new perspective to companies that need to utilize software applications for their everyday operations.   . . . more

One new category of software application that has been gaining visibility recently is the online resume builder.  If you search for “resume builder” you will discover a plethora of free . . . more

Rupert Murdoch, (a.k.a. Newscorp, FOX "News", Wall Street Journal) wants to block Internet access to his sites. Rupert Murdoch said that newspapers in his media empire - including the Sun, the Times . . . more

New PC Virus Delivers Illicit Child Photos as Payload One of the most malicious computer viruses ever created has been launched against unsuspecting users. Rather than jeopardize the financial . . . more

The internet chapter of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, a secret copyright treaty whose text Obama's administration refused to disclose due to "national security" concerns, has leaked. It's bad. . . . more

Businesses have learned over the past decade that one of the best ways to train people in utilizing software is through quick and efficient video demonstrations.  Videos are fantastic resources not . . . more

  Spammer Ordered to Pay Facebook $711M , But is it Enough?   Facebook won an unprecedented $711 million dollar legal victory over one of the world's most notorious spammers, Stanford . . . more