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  The New Social Media Rules The rise of blogging has essentially transferred media to the user. So much so that blogging today is often more focused on media and public figures than it is on being genuine. The days when you really need to gain attention with a major media outlet or newspaper or magazine are gone. For this and a lot of other reasons, there are more media outlets today with a wider variety of content than ever before. For more on blogging and why you need to begin blogging, you can read this post by Tony Oldham on 10 Reasons You Should Start Blogging Today. 6. The Rule of Social Media Every social media outlet has a niche and there are generally rules of how you can market there. To get people to follow you on social media, you should create compelling content that lets people relate to you. The rule of social media is also the rule of social media marketing. 7. Move to Social Media Marketing After seeing these two trends, it seems it is obvious that social m...

 =========================================================================== Glyn Jennings, the well known writer and journalist on India and the latest news on the building, has written a useful commentary on the latest news for him. Some of it you will have seen elsewhere as some of the leaders of the Australian delegation have stated publicly that WTC 7 was the cause of the damage and destruction of the WTC on 9/11. He writes:  Not only was building 7 not destroyed by the collapsing of the towers, not by the collapsing of the adjacent structure, but building 7 did not collapse either. The collapsing of the neighbouring building had a great deal to do with the failure of WTC 7. The aftermath of the 9/11 attacks was relatively predictable. The World Trade Center complex suffered structural damage. However, only after more than 90 minutes had passed, following which the second tower fell, did the collapses of building 7 and the one adjoining the north tower begin. Although bui...

  Like many others in the antivirus world I’m in love with Corona. It’s a free antivirus app for Android and Windows that aims to protect mobile devices against malicious apps and websites. My opinion about Corona is quite strong. It gets close to some of the features found in the paid anti-virus apps for Android, it has pretty good detection rates and its interface makes navigating the app pretty smooth. VirusLab believes that its VirusScanner is one of the best virus scanners out there. Last month we told you that VirusLab detected almost 40 unique malware strains for Android. By my math that means VirusScanner detected 99.9% of the malware strains detected by VirusLab’s other anti-virus apps for Android. All this in less than two months. That’s a pretty crazy statistic, right? We have to point out, however, that although VirusScanner gets close to VirusLab’s other anti-virus apps for Android, VirusScanner is free for only a month. After that, if you want to keep using VirusScann...