The XR thread at Namepros is one of the more active. Back in 2019 Wired published a primer article on the topic. “XR does not refer to any specific technology. It’s a bucket for all of the realities.” Jim Malcolm, HumanEyes. Basically it’s an umbrella term for mixed realities. MyXR.com sold for $17,000 in 2017. […]
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NFTs and Digital Real Estate
Janine Yorio wrote an interesting article over at CoinDesk.com, “What NFT Sales Mean for Digital Real Estate” The article looks at the recent activity in NFTs and comparing them with domain names. Of course NFTs are hot right now. Everything from NBA TopShot cards to digital art from the likes of Banksy. Seth Godin did […]
Continue ReadingThe Most Popular Websites Since 1993
Captain Gizmo put together at how websites have evolved in popularity from 1993 to the present. While watching the video it’s cool to see how sites gained and lost traffic. Aol was cruising along and then came Yahoo, etc… Here’s a look at the websites with the most traffic since 1993, and when each site […]
Continue ReadingWhy website load times matter
People have short attention speeds and if your website takes a long time to load, you have a problem. Sometimes what you don’t think is a longtime can apparently still cause many to click away. I read SmallBizTrends.com daily and came across an article on website load times. I thought a couple of these stats […]
Continue ReadingWere You Contacted By A Facebook ChatBot Today?
Most readers are likely unfamiliar with chatbot… Many have probably never heard the term. That’s ok as chatbot is an emerging technology which is just making its way into our lives. Chatbot combines artificial intelligence with instant messaging, allowing humans to interact with bots. This can have far reaching applications including: Customer Service Interactive Toys […]
Continue ReadingFlippa and a lot of other websites down due to Amazon’s AWS S3
Flippa and a lot of other sites are currently down due to a problem at Amazon. TechCrunch reported: Amazon’s S3 web-based storage service is experiencing widespread issues, leading to service that’s either partially or fully broken on websites, apps and devices upon which it relies. The AWS offering provides hosting for images for a lot […]
Continue ReadingIs This Why Microsoft Purchased LinkedIn?
It is not surprising, to many of our readers, that LinkedIn was acquired by Microsoft on 13 June 2016 for $26.2 billion dollars. LinkedIn is the preeminent business network and has realized tremendous growth and acceptance over the last decade. LinkedIn is a very powerful resource and has greatly benefitted its users and the business community […]
Continue ReadingYour Website Has Less Human Traffic Than You Think
By: Raymond Hackney The Fiscal Times did a story that looked at a report from Incapsula about just how much traffic on the Internet is human traffic, and how much is from non human traffic. A report released recently by Incapsula, a cloud-based web-security service, found that 61.5 percent of all website traffic now comes […]
Continue ReadingA Roadmap To Your Website’s Traffic
By: Raymond Hackney Host Gator put together this look at "Where Traffic Comes From" Courtesy of Host Gator
Continue ReadingInternet Milestones
By: Raymond Hackney Internet Milestones A look back at the first email, spam and banner ad along with some other firsts that now are seen ubiquitously around the world. Courtesy of Evevo
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