When government officials talk about information “transparency,” they don't mean augmented reality (AR). But AR will play a major role in enhancing government transparency, although it won't be welcomed by many officials.

The cloud revolution is here. You just don’t know it.

You can’t judge a book by its cover, unless you’re the recipient of an email newsletter, in which case hitting the “Delete” button can be done with ease. Having an effective layout is essential to increasing the open and click-through rates of your mailer. Let’s take a look at a few basics of e-newsletter layout.

Setting up a corporate Website is truly a juggling act: One tries to balance corporate needs with the ever-changing needs and desires of the seemingly random Webpage visitor. Something that worked perfectly yesterday doesn’t work or is out of fashion today.

Setting up a corporate Website is truly a juggling act: One tries to balance corporate needs with the ever-changing needs and desires of the seemingly random Webpage visitor. Something that worked perfectly yesterday doesn’t work or is out of fashion today.

When government officials talk about information “transparency,” they don't mean augmented reality (AR). But AR will play a major role in enhancing government transparency, although it won't be welcomed by many officials.

Daylight savings, spring cleaning, getting your oil changed, and replacing smoke detector batteries -- all have something in common; they all are completed on a schedule. So it’s about time those of us brandishing iPhones, BlackBerrys, and other PDAs like they are body parts start to embrace some scheduling that can protect our identity and build a more secure Internet environment.

After reading an article entitled "A Tweet Unleashes Vitriol on a User in Britain" in The New York Times this morning, I think I need to bash my face against this desk until I lose consciousness.

The temptation to turn this column into some sort of police blotter for cyber crimes is always tough to resist. But the rich fodder from headlines around the Web this week pushed me over the edge, offering as it does a nasty little peephole into the seamy underside of the Internet.