Internet Security & Law
CloudFlare: Anti Virus and Anti Spyware for Your Website
One of our clients was chewing up bandwidth at an incredible rate due to spammers coming to the site from Russia and the Ukraine. We needed to find a solution to keep them in the search rankings, but filter out unwanted spammers and potential threats, and speed up their website. We found CloudFlare, and I’d…
Pearl Software Introduces New Website Safety Check Badge, “PearlSafe”
Attention businesses everywhere – Pearl Software has just introduced a great new feature promoting Internet security and safe web browsing, the PearlSafe Website Safety Check Badge. This free web security badge is displayed on the home page of your website to instill visitor trust. In a world of internet scams and fraud, developing trust is…
Facebook’s Face Recognition Tool – Why you Should Opt OUT!
The new Facebook facial recognition tagging feature settings default to “Opt-In”, and this is something that many people here in the United States didn’t notice until it was announced half a year later in Europe. This isn’t the first time Facebook has caused an uprising regarding its privacy settings, and it isn’t the first time…
Philadelphia Web Design and Copyright Infringement
Basically everything you see on the web is copyrighted as soon as it is put on the Internet. Pictures, videos, text, music and other Internet works are Copyright Protected. If you are considering Philadelphia web design to give yourself a web presence, remember not to “borrow” anything from another website without getting the written permission…
How To Keep your Endorsement and Testimonial Ads in Line With the Updated FTC Act
Some of our clients are concerned that they are not in compliance with the new FTC “marketing disclosure” regulations. If your website or blog features testimonial ads or endorsements, you should be aware it is now necessary to disclose all “material connections” (payments or free products) between advertisers and endorsers. These are often connections that…
