Be careful of all of the code that others request that you add on your website, even supposed trusted SEO-related tool vendors. If you don't fully understand the code and why it's being place on your website, then it's your responsibility. The tool … [Continue reading]
Before ever Pubcon conference and before a lot of the conferences I attend, I hand-pick a list of speakers to see at that conference. This list is completely in random order, not in order of importance. This year at Pubcon Austin 2018, I've hand … [Continue reading]
Recently I wrote about how there was a bug in Grammarly's Google Chrome extension. The bug allowed virtually any website to essentially get ahold of your login credentials and gain access to the Grammarly documents in your user account. As I … [Continue reading]
Google, in a blog post, has announced that they will stop showing ads that they deem to be too disruptive. Beginning on February 15, 2018, Google's Chrome web browser will stop showing all ads on websites that repeatedly display disruptive ads after … [Continue reading]
The Public Interest Registry (PIR.org) and Nonprofit Tech for Good have released the results of their annual survey, the 2018 Global NGO Technology Report. The report details "how non-governmental organizations (NGOs) worldwide use web, email and … [Continue reading]
Google has won an appeal in the Patrick Zuili vs. Google, LLC case. Google had filed petitions with the USPTO office seeking a covered business method patent review of several patents. The USPTO Trial and Appeal Review Board reviewed them, and found … [Continue reading]