New Tricks 4 Old Dogs Blog. Exploring the high-tech marketing jungle. The devil is in the details. Posted by Francis Macomber under Search engines. Check the url of a site to see its origin. Ask yourself what you ar.

Waxing new media and its impact on daily life. Saturday, March 13, 2010. A more appropriate blog post is necessary after such a long interval between entries, but let me just say, I hope this lawsuit does not die. And, of course, the spot. Sunday, August 23, 2009. Freelancing can be a very good thing.

An Open Letter to My Blog. As my class comes to a close, I want to thank you for the lesson you grudgingly provided me this semester. Although we had our technical ups and downs, this was a most fulfilling process. Sorry to have once thought of you as one of many digital soapboxes that litter the Internet with useless rants from computer-tied loners with noting else better to do. Thanks for making me take heed. A word or two dropped into .

Posted on March 15, 2009. 124; Leave a comment. Facebook finds yet another way to blow it. Posted on March 15, 2009. Well, the site .

Deep thoughts on the ever-evolving world of new and emerging media. Without search engines, you may find yourself singing a U2 song. This issue was largely a result of an article. Google heads the search party.

New Domain Names Could Hurt Marketing Efforts. In other words, the end of a web address could be . Sorry Mike and Ikes, Laffy Taffys Shaking Its Stuff At .

Just another WVU IMC weblog. Never go to new places. I suppose that depends on the sponsorship. Or do we simply ignore the compa.

It feels like the bottom has dropped out from underneath you. A floating, almost weightless sense as daily activities are attended to. Inappropriate and unexpected tears hit. But then, slowly, the ground becomes a bit more stable. Your stomach is once again part of your body.

This goes to show that as technology becomes more prevalent in our lives, the greater risk we take with our own personal information.