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The arrival of martech was heralded as the next stage of marketing. These platforms enabled marketers to gather endless reams […]

Every year, website design and user interface change slightly; 2018 is no different, with trends emerging in design, typography, and […]

You may think your internet usage is completely private, but any time you access a website, sign up for an […]

These summary posts are designed to be a ‘quick fix’ of the top Web news, for
those people who don’t have time to read the full articles but who want to stay
informed.
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Boom in China Is Built on Virtual Fun; NY Times continues the western
fascination with all things China. This article profiles Tencent and their
dominant mobile…

There’s no getting around it: the way marketers and retailers harness the power of big data can be a little […]

Interesting notion of “feed grazing” from James Corbett and Danny Ayers. James actually came up with the concept – this explanation is from a comment he left on Danny’s blog:

“I‚Äôm actually coming to the conclusion that the whole subscriptions mindset is a problem and that in future we‚Äôll ‚Äògraze‚Äô for the most part instead of…

Participatory design is a method to bring customers into the design process through a collaborative approach. In web design, consumers […]

UX design – the process of creating a website that is intuitive to the user – is ongoing and must […]

Every time you’ve installed a piece of commercial software, you’ve invariably been presented with what must have appeared to be […]

Savvy business owners understand the importance of intellectual property (IP) to their business’ success and most can name patents, trademarks, and […]

As a startup one of your most important assets is your brand and that brand is usually embodied in your […]

Congratulations on eyeing the international market for your business growth. We are living in an age of globalization and more […]

When British technologist Kevin Ashton coined the term “Internet of Things” in 1999, little did he knew that this term […]

In the recent years in the digital medium, the latest cutting-edge trends in web design has seen far more shifts […]

This week on Read/WriteTalk I had the opportunity to talk to Biz Stone, co-founder of Twitter. One of the more interesting topics in the podcast was the open platform that Twitter has developed. We also discussed how the team came up with the idea for Twitter, different catalysts over the past year for user growth, and even how they came up with…

Video marketing is here to stay. It’s a $135 billion industry in the U.S. alone, and consumers are increasingly expecting […]

27,563 words. Here’s the latest (ch. 34 onwards). I’m hoping to reach the 30,000 mark by end of tomorrow. That will give me a nice round figure to aim for of 10,000 words per week for the final two weeks. I’m enjoying having two storylines intertwining now. On the one hand, Declan Atomz is now beginning to understand the alien world. It’ll be…

Over the past 20-plus years, digital marketplaces have fundamentally transformed commerce and consumer expectations around the world. But although names […]

Many own or manage a small to mid-sized business website (SMB). These websites are showcasing your products or services and […]

In today’s world, technology is at the forefront of everything we do. Technology has unequivocally revolutionized every aspect of our […]

While digital content creators focus on the “bones” and “meat” of their assets, worrying about the info comprehensiveness and other […]

Two announcements in the past month show that the wireless routing marketplace is getting cloud-savvy, with the ability to use the cloud to manage widescale deployments. The advantage of this is clear for companies with several branch offices that want to maintain a single wireless and wired network across their entire enterprise.

The products…

In the present digital age, websites are regarded as a company’s face, representing its offerings. From MNCs to start-ups, every […]

We’ve covered Sprouter several times here at ReadWriteStart, recommending the Toronto-based startup as a great resource for entrepreneurs – as both a professional social network and, more recently, as a Q&A site. So it’s sad to hear the news today that Sprouter will be closing its doors.

According to the Sprouter blog, the site will close on…

I am a big fan of David Eggers, first having come across his A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, part […]

Thanks to the fierce competition in the e-commerce sector, Magento websites that offer a satisfying user experience (UX) have a […]

For those looking at open-source options for applications, this can mean choosing between Flutter and React Native. Though there are […]

WordPress has become a preferred platform for businesses of all sizes and industries. This is because of its user-friendly nature […]

The days of printing out a document, signing it, and then scanning or mailing it back to the recipient are […]

If you use a WordPress website, it probably uses a MySQL database. Another one that it might use is called […]

When it comes to choosing a JavaScript framework, there are many factors to consider. For example, do you want a […]

They say one should use the correct ingredient to create the perfect taste. This is especially true for businesses that […]

Cryptocurrency is seeing massive downturns that began after it peaked in November 2021.  According to Coinmarketcap, the total market cap […]

We have witnessed a boom in digital media and content in the last decade, and we are still adapting to […]

Is Web3 just around the corner or decades in the future? What will it change? Let’s take a look at […]

Companies and governments have suffered from delaying the fundamental cybersecurity overhauls necessary to defend against increasingly sophisticated and common attacks for […]

You need to have a website. There’s no other way to build a successful business in the modern era. But […]

There are very few truly original business ideas. Most successful “novel” businesses are a simple reimagining of an old formula, […]

Providing your website with solid foundations, like the ability to withstand traffic surges, is just one of the reasons why […]