Most of us remember a time when we bought film and processed photos or slides. Even the richest of us were somewhat judicious in how we used our cameras, not wanting to walk around with pockets full of rolls or cartridges of film that would have cost many dollars to process.
Do you remember saving up a few dollars to purchase some new floppy disk drives? I can remember a time thinking I got the deal of the decade when I purchased a box of them for what amounted to $1 a disk....for 1.5 Mb of memory. Today we are purchasing gigabytes
A lot of business don't really understand social media. They think creating a blog or a Facebook page is enough, but as most of us know, there is far more involved in becoming successful with your social media than just creating a place for people to land. You have to be
It was 40 years ago today the first mobile phone call was placed from Motorola to Bell Labs to gloat winning the competition between the two technology powerhouses to invent the first working mobile phone. That phone became the Motorola DynaTAC 8000, weighing in a 2.5 pounds and costing a mere $4000.
Social media is big business. Vying for the eyeballs and the time share of audiences means a lot to advertisers and investors alike. The two biggest players in today's environment are Google and Facebook. This infographic from Majestic Media show how each are going about building their audiences.
