Tag: Internet

Okta Rolls out Identity Security Tools to Govern AI Agents and Block New Attack Vectors

AI agents are entering the enterprise faster than companies can control them, and the hybrid workforce era is only raising the stakes, creating new security risks. To help organizations adapt, Okta is announcing updates to its Okta and Auth0 platforms that integrate new capabilities into a security fabric designed to govern AI agents, enforce trust, […]

10 Charts That Define the AI Boom, According to Mary Meeker

IN THIS ISSUE: Dig into key insights from Mary Meeker’s latest AI report, a sweeping 340-slide analysis that breaks down where adoption is accelerating, how innovation is evolving, and what it means for the future of technology. The Prompt Investor Mary Meeker’s reports are among the most closely watched in the industry, with entrepreneurs, investors, […]

Shrinking The Size of the Web into Facebook.

The web is a vast array of websites, social networks, applications and many other things. Quite simply, it’s like a gigantic solar system with planets being websites interspersed with comets, asteroids and an occasional sun. But all of that has pretty much changed with Facebook. Sure, Facebook isn’t the first social network out there, nor […]

Bookmarks for January 5th

These are my links for January 5th from 13:33 to 14:01: Seven Predictions for 2009 – eMarketer Despite Debate, Brands Find Value on Twitter – ClickZ 25 Signs You’ve Got a Strong SM Consultant or Agency » The Buzz Bin MarketingProfs Articles : This Email Doth Protest Too Much Disgruntled Facebook Employee? Probably Not.

The Internet: the 21st century newspaper

I recently got a landline at my place and within a few days started receiving telemarketer sales calls. What is so surprising is that I received at least three separate calls from the Mercury News in which they were soliciting me to sign up for a one month trial period where they could survey me […]

Would you read this post?

So with all the latest things going on with the industry and marketing, one thing that I know that some people have done pretty well have been interviews with the movers and shakers of their industry. Whether it’s interviewing the CEOs or founders of startups, which the Social Times has done so well, or even […]

News is no longer a one-way communication. Start to get social.

As a consequence of attending Wednesday’s soiree at Ogilvy’s office in downtown DC for MashMeet DC Remix, I ran into Kimberly from Searchles who’s company apparently did a demo of their product for the folks in attendance (I didn’t watch all the PowerPoint presentations sadly). She was there to film the presentations for posting on […]

Yahoo to layoff hundreds of staff to try and catch up

So have I told you about Twitter? It’s great. I get to find out about the latest news in my industry from folks and one great source of news is Techmeme. Announced today and published in the New York Times, Yahoo has decided to layoff hundreds of their staff in an attempt to save the […]

Social Times launch party recap

From Twittering thumbs to extreme Utterances and to Seesmic expressions: the Evolution of Communication

I’ve noticed over the course of the past few weeks, there has been a huge evolution in how people communicate in the digital age. If you’ve been on your cell phone and also on the Internet, then sending and receiving text messages isn’t anything new and is used quite often by the younger generation (those […]