About to go on BBC Radio Scotland’s “Call Kaye” morning phone in talking about how some websites appear to force us into buying things we don’t want…! How do they trick us into “upsells”?
You can find many Internet “gurus” who will tell you that you can make a small fortune from running adverts on your web site from Google. The system is called AdSense and Google pays you
I’ve recently joined ExpertSources which is a web site for the media. You list your expertise and your media capabilities and registered journalists can hunt you down for comments or interviews. In the past week
If you sell things worldwide, you need to ensure that your web sites are localised to user behaviour in each country. For instance, people in the USA behave differently online than people in the UK.
In the past few days we’ve seen several announcements about online TV and movies. Amazon have launched a service to deliver films and TV programs online. Yesterday saw upgrades to the iPod to allow movies
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