Firefox reportedly became the browser of choice in Europe in December last year; unseating Internet Explorer from its long held number 1 position. (more…)
Firefox dethrones IE in Europe
Paid content survey results
While nearly two thirds of U.S. online users have paid to download some sort of content – it’s not all just music and software. (more…)
Private domain registration.. or not
Many domain name registrars often private domain registration services – but it might not be as private as you think. (more…)
Dan hates spam
Meet Dan. Dan hates spam. Nothing unique there, most of us do – even many marketers. What makes Dan different is he likes to sue spammers for chuckles and profit.. and yes, he does succeed. (more…)
Behavioral targeting – consumer survey
As the debate for “do not track” heats up, consumers have spoken – and the news isn’t all that good for advertisers according to survey results. (more…)
Free Shipping Day eclipses Black Friday
Free Shipping Day in the U.S. last Friday reaped $942 million; a 61-percent increase compared to the corresponding shopping day last year according to comScore. (more…)
Ad saving service – AdKeeper
I have to admit there’s been a few times when I wished I could save an advertisement without interrupting what I was doing – and that’s exactly what AdKeeper does. (more…)
Google’s new “hacked” site warnings
Clicking a link can be a little like Russian roulette at times – you never know quite what you’re going to see, or what will happen. (more…)
Bad weather = big online bucks
I’ve always found the cooler months in North America tend to be a little busier online and the same in Australia. During warmer months, people are often in that mysterious place called “outside”. (more…)
Online shopping and credit card rejection
When a credit card is declined in conjunction with an online purchase, shoppers take it seriously – sometimes going as far as to never return to that merchant again. (more…)







