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Google Data Protection Audit Report Published

Have you ever seen the the ICO auditers? If your company was to receive a call from them, how well do think you would fare?

This week the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has published an Executive Summary of its Data Protection Audit Report on Google, following the revelation that Google were inadvertently collecting wi-fi . . . → Read More: Google Data Protection Audit Report Published

Are Automotive Autopilots The Future Of Personal Travel?

Just for a change, let us venture away from the technology of personal computing and productivity, and into the automotive area. On-board computers have been getting smarter, just like hand held technology, so automotive manufacturers have had plenty of scope for adding new features like smart cruse control, automatic breaking and auto-park. Now those features . . . → Read More: Are Automotive Autopilots The Future Of Personal Travel?

IE6 in a Corporate Setting is Malpractice and SEO

There has been a few comments back on our post, from back in March, containing the quote from Ed Bott, who stated that “Any IT professional who is still allowing IE6 to be used in a corporate setting is guilty of malpractice“. One person, who we will not name, offered the comment that IE6 is . . . → Read More: IE6 in a Corporate Setting is Malpractice and SEO

Google to Drop Support for IE6

It appears that Google is about to Drop Support for IE6, which might be the final straw for the outdated browser.

On the Official Google Enterprise Blog, under the tile of Modern Browsers for Modern Applications there is a post that confirms what right minded people have been pressing for for a long time: . . . → Read More: Google to Drop Support for IE6

New York Court Orders Google to Reveal Blogger’s Identity

A New York state supreme court judge has ordered Google to reveal the name of an anonymous blogger who maligned Liskula Cohen, a New York fashion model. The case could restrict Americans’ ability to slag off enemies from behind a veil of Internet secrecy.

The Vogue cover girl has now confronted and forgiven the anonymous . . . → Read More: New York Court Orders Google to Reveal Blogger’s Identity

Questions to ask about SEO

Our article yesterday on Improving Your Search Engine Results has prompted a flurry of inquiries about Search Engine Optimization (SEO). The questions are something like this:

Do you do Search Engine Optimization? Can you get me to the top of Google? How much does it cost to get to the top of Google? Will you . . . → Read More: Questions to ask about SEO

Installing Google XML Sitemaps on a WordPress Blog

Someone asked me the other day how to install Google XML Sitemaps on a WordPress Blog, and I must admit I had to go and check it out. Actually, it is really easy, so the instructions are listed below. Follow these steps if you use WordPress and are considering installing Google XML Sitemaps:

First Download . . . → Read More: Installing Google XML Sitemaps on a WordPress Blog