Written by
Ilana Kavadlo |
June 25, 2010
It’s easy to feel like no one is policing the Internet, so therefore no rules apply, but guess what – they do. Over a series of posts, we’ll examine matters of law which may come into play when executing online strategy. First up: Web accessibility guidelines.
8.5% of the population has a disability – including visual, [...]
Written by
Ilana Kavadlo |
April 21, 2010
So THAT is what a hacker looks like.
Google the above sentence, and it’s clear I’m not alone. It felt icky and personally invasive that unbeknownst to me I was recommending diet and cleaning products to all of my friends, but luckily, the damage was minimal, and a new password did the trick.
Cyber-security is a [...]
Written by
Ilana Kavadlo |
March 5, 2010
Five leading magazine publishers launched a new campaign this week touting “the power of print.” At a time when most discussion remains focused on the hit-and-miss efforts of print media to adjust itself to the digital age, it feels refreshing to see publishers embrace the innate qualities of their medium.
Yes, the print industry needs to [...]