Month: January 1970

While participating in an online discussion forum about Barack Obama, you see this weird expression “TLDR”. This odd phrase stands for too long, didn’t read, and is becoming more common […] Original post by About.com

Twitter is micro-blogging. With a short burst of 140 text characters or less, people share snippets of their lies with their friends and fans. You and I can […] Original post by About.com

Even though Twitter continues to revamp its Web interface and add an impressive array of new features, Twitter’s homepage or Web-viewing interface is still not as powerful as many popular, […] Original post by About.com

Twitter is continuing its relentless drive to become more like Faceboook as it finally rolls out the long-planned Activity and @username tabs on the Twitter homepage of most users. This homepage […] Original post by About.com

‘Oh, so they have internet on computers now!’; ‘Will the highways on the internet become more few?’; ‘Remember when you tried to learn how to swim from the internet?‘: […] Original post by About.com

Facebook had another bad month in the media in November as coverage of privacy-related issues involving the social network heated up. USA Today stirred a media backlash against Facebook last week […] Original post by Cheap Hosting Directory

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission finally announced a settlement with Facebook today over a two-year-old complaint that the social network  had engaged in “unfair and deceptive” trade practices involving how […] Original post by Kathy Kristof

Many people know something about HTML. But truth be told, most people just want a really easy way to make a good-looking personal site without having to code. If you’re […] Original post by Kathy Kristof

Groupon is a very popular deal-of-the-day online service. Groupon has grown so much internationally, Google has been trying to purchase this consumer site. If you’re not familiar […] Original post by Kathy Kristof

Every day, we log into our Windows 7 or Vista, our email, our eBay and  PayPal accounts, our bank accounts, our Hotmail accounts, and more. These passwords never seem to end! Well, […] Original post by Kathy Kristof

The Federal Trade Commission’s proposed settlement of privacy complaints against Facebook has been stirring heated emotions and skepticism about whether privacy can, should or will be able to survive on […] Original post by Kathy Kristof

Some Twitterholics are going through withdrawal as the social messaging service rolls out another major redesign. On its home page, Twitter is ditching its big, friendly “What’s Happening” tweet box in […] Original post by Kathy Kristof

Do you leave your browser JavaScript enabled? Do you use Adobe Reader with default settings? Do you login to your accounts from an email link? Uh oh, you are […] Original post by Website Babble Webmaster Forums