Kevin Harrington

Tag: internet

  • The mighty Google has spoken

    The world notices when Google speaks. They are set to change their search algorithms on 20 April 2015. This will see non-responsive websites disadvantaged in their search engine rankings. Quite right too. Based on this news people are leaping about trying to get old, non-responsive websites updated. Why do we wait for Google to tell…

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  • WeFarm and Manifesto

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    Well done to my friends at #Manifesto for their great work on WeFarm which is one of the Google Impact Challenge winners. WeFarm is the internet for people without the internet. Members can ask questions and share farming tips and advice by sending a simple, local SMS message. WeFarm uses the internet, and their unique peer translation…

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  • Why your next car will have an IP address

    One trend that has become very clear at this year’s CES is that the Internet is slowly making its way into our cars. Of course, you can already browse the Net and play music from Pandora through your smartphone, but the next generation of cars – and especially electric cars – are making the Internet…

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  • Are work web blockers a waste of time?

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    He points to the Palo Alto Networks report we mentioned earlier as proof of this, with the companies taking part all having multiple security technologies to control users and applications; “yet the data showed that unwanted applications, threats and bandwidth consumption were widespread”. >>> read the full article at PC Pro

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  • User generated newspapers

    We’ll be cooking our own food in restaurants next! Or making our beds in hotels! Essentially a free newspaper is going to pay bloggers and then use some of the content in their newspaper. Fabulously simple remodeling of the whole process. See this well written article http://www.springwise.com/media_publishing/free_daily_pays_bloggers/ My recommendation to people is, “Maintain your own…

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