No question we live in the information age. We both produce and consume information at a rate none of us would have dreamed of even a decade ago. We produce as much information every two days as we did up to 2003 (according to Google CEO Eric Schmidt). So, how much information
TheNextWeb has come up with an interesting infographic about just how big is the Internet? They use several different sources which vary considerably, but the end result is not only in the many billions of indexed pages, but the rate of growth (over 10% a year) the varying sources do indeed
You might notice that we have an Add This Share Button embedded into our blog and website. We are but one of over seven million domains who have installed this free service that reaches some one billion people each month. Who adds this? Who shares that? The folks at Add This and
Goldman Sachs had a few extra dollars laying around at the end of 2010....$500 Million to be exact, that it was able to invest into Facebook, giving the king of social networks a valuation of $50 billion. Not enough to live on............but it's a start.... Thanks to TNW[/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
Late in December the Wall Street Journal reported that advertisers spent more money in online advertising in 2010 than newspaper print advertising for the first time in history. If you needed any further proof that traditional advertising is changing and the world is moving online, here is your proof. According to
