There are few words that strike fear into the hearts of digital professionals quite like the term SEO. It stands for “search engine optimization,” and it’s the secret that stands between you and website traffic. In this episode, Kim sits down with SEO expert Steve Wiideman. He’s worked with tons of brands — think Applebee’s, IHOP and Skechers. He knows how to launch a brand online, and he’s got the insider secrets to help you transform your website into a traffic magnet.
If you’re one of the millions who use Parler, I’m sure you’re wondering, “What’s next?” Regardless of politics, we’re watching Big Tech flex its strength.
January always brings the annual Consumer Electronic Show. Even though it’s virtual this year, you can still find some amazing stuff! Here’s the insider scoop.
Making New Year’s resolutions is easy. Sticking with them is hard. Luckily, help is only as far away as your smartphone!
Ransomware cybercriminals aren’t only after the average person. They attack in big numbers. Why? They’re looking for a big payout from companies, schools and even hospitals.
Old tweets can come back and bite you. Can you delete them to stop this from happening? Well, yes and no. Here’s the deal.
Ben, Allie and Mike dive into the new year in tech news, including a COVID conspiracy theory too ridiculous not to share, price hikes coming to cable and internet bills, and a highly-convincing PayPal scam. Plus, tips for your new Amazon Echo and the scam of the week courtesy of the FBI. Find out if Ben can fool Allie and Mike in Brand New or Not True.
Ben, Allie and Mike dive into the new year in tech news, including a COVID conspiracy theory too ridiculous not to share, price hikes coming to cable and internet bills, and a highly-convincing PayPal scam. Plus, tips for your new Amazon Echo and the scam of the week courtesy of the FBI. Find out if Ben can fool Allie and Mike in Brand New or Not True.
Apple insiders say we can expect some cool new products later this year. Do any of these catch your attention?
It’s time to bid farewell to Adobe Flash.
The best and most wondrous objects are out tonight. Today’s tech makes it even easier to spot these beautiful stars.
Go past the websites you visit every day, into the depths of the Dark Web. You’ll find marketplaces selling ransomware, kits to start your own phishing campaign and even hackers for hire. In this episode, Kim is joined by top cybersecurity pro John Hammond of Huntress. Find out how he tracks down Dark Web criminals and the real-life consequences.
Welcome to the first Monday of the new year. Today, you’ll learn how to start the year off right with your home network.
Years ago, you turned to a local entertainment writer before checking out a movie or TV show. Now, Rotten Tomatoes saves the day! Here’s how it works.
It’s never easy to lose a loved one, but a simple trip down memory lane using Google Maps can help.
We’ve finally said goodbye to 2020 and can look ahead to 2021. I bring you the most realistic predictions for tech in the coming year. It’s going to be a wild one.
Two years ago, hikers found a dead man in a tent. A year before that, he had left his tech job, with no phone or identification, to find peace on the Appalachian Trail. We told you the story late last year. In this Best Of episode, Kim dives into the mystery that captivated the internet, with a brand new update on what happened to the man who called himself “Mostly Harmless.”
In the ’90s, Wylie Gustafson recorded a yodel heard ’round the world: The famous “Ya-hoo-ooo” no doubt stuck in your head every time you read the company’s name. He was paid just a few hundred dollars to record that famous clip … until he sued Yahoo. Kim and Wylie talk about his iconic voice and the Super Bowl ad that kicked off his battle to get what he was owed.
It’s New Year’s Eve and today, I bring you the most realistic predictions for tech in the coming year. It’s going to be a wild one.
Let’s look back on some of the amazing tech that helped us through 2020. What helped you the most?