By: Kelly Ann Carpenter

You can’t be awake and all over the world 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. But your online brand is.

Your website doesn’t have an off switch, and neither does your brand. Here are ten different ways you can develop and make your online brand more global!

Febuary 10th, 2010 | By: Garin Kilpatrick

Video is a powerful medium. To really leverage the power of video and spread your message to the widest possible audience it is important to make sure that you describe exactly what you talk about in the video so that the people who are searching for what you are saying in your video can find you with ease. The following 25 tips cover several different ways that you can get the best video quality possible, and then share your video across a variety of platforms.

Febuary 2nd, 2010 | By: Garin Kilpatrick

Last week I was stoked for the release of the Apple tablet, which we now know as the iPad. The iPad is quite the sexy machine, I’ll give it that. But the sexiness of the iPad comes at the cost of functionality. The iPad is not the powerful and fully functional device I had hoped for. Instead the iPad is essentially an oversized iPhone, that cannot make calls, without usb, Flash, or a camera. I love my iPhone, but I love my Macbook a whole lot more because it can experience the web as it was meant to be seen. Unfortunately, a true web experience is impossible with the iPhone, the iPod Touch, and now the iPad.

Apple makes millions from the cut they take from every app sold in the App store. Since there are thousands of Flash games and apps on the net already for free, these would certainly slow sales in the App store. Consequently Apple has decided to disable the functionality of Flash, thus making a true web experience on the iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch impossible. Apple has made a huge mistake by seriously inhibiting one of the most important and prolific technologies on the web, and they should correct their mistake.

January 7th, 2010 | By: Garin Kilpatrick

Mozilla’s Firefox, is an open source web browser, and the second most widely used web browser in the world. Initially Mozilla’s browser was named phoenix, then firebird, and then after heated trademark dispute Mozilla settled on the name Firefox. The Firefox logo has evolved during these naming disputes, in step with the convergence of traditional and web 2.0 design.

January 5th, 2010 | By: Garin Kilpatrick

The following ten trending topics are being tweeted about every few minutes and this trend suggests to me that that these topics will continue to buzz for the months to come.

In this article I have linked to Twitter real time searches that show in just how lively the conversation is surrounding these topics. If you have something to say about one of the topics below simply send a tweet my on twitter @Gar1n, or better yet, voice your take by logging into our commenting system with your Twitter account and leaving a comment!

December 30th, 2009 | By: Garin Kilpatrick

342 movies. 7 minutes. HD. This is Cinema 2009.

This video is the product of 12 Months of Hard Work from editor and YouTube user Kees van Dijkhuizen. Although only uploaded a week ago the video has already over 400,000 views and is well on its way to viral status. Kees has an eerily blue avatar for his YouTube profile picture, within which he is wearing a Santa hat. Although I have certainly seen better Avatars I feel that Kees more than makes up for this shortcoming with the exceptional video below.

December 29th, 2009 | By: Garin Kilpatrick

Google had a big year in 2009. The Droid won gadget of the year from TIME. Over one million invites to the Google Wave platform were sent. The Google Chrome web browser increased its market share, and even a Chrome Operating System for netbooks was released.

Google Zeitgeist is a year end summary of trends that Google tracks, based on the billions of search queries that Google servers execute. The word zeitgeist means literally “spirit of the times.”

December 26th, 2009 | By: Garin Kilpatrick

Twitter recently added a new addition to the goodies section of their website, featuring official twitter buttons. Twitter buttons are a welcome addition to the goodies section, which has for some time included only some of the more popular twitter applications, and customizable status and list widgets. An example of a custom list widget can be seen in the sidebar to the right.

December 22nd, 2009 | By: Garin Kilpatrick

The following 10 free resources are the best ways to shorten and customize links on the web. With the link shortening services below you will be able to make links really short, customize them, track their analytics, and share them easily. Not all link shortening services offer all of these features. Read the list below and let us know in the comments what your favorite link shortening service is!