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The Web Goes on Strike!
Today (18th January 2012) is the largest online protest in history. Its intention is to stop the Internet Censorship Bills in US Congress. If these censorship bills go through in the US, how long do you think it will take for the UK Government to do something similar?
IE6 usage falls below 1% in the US
When Internet Explorer 6 was created ten years ago, cross-browser standards were of significantly smaller concern to browser makers than is now the case.
IE6 usage has now fallen below 1% in several countries including the USA, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Austria, with several other contries not far behind.
How to make sure Google selects the right URL for your site
To help make webmasters more aware of duplicated content and which version it has decided to show, Google has started issuing notifications when it has selected content from an alternative domain rather than from their own domain.
How to set up Google+ on a Google Apps account
Business Google Apps users can finally take advantage of Google+, Google's social network. Here are some simple instructions..
World IPv6 Day - Trial of IPv6 Support Across Web Giants
Today marks the largest global collaboration between major online organisations such as Google, Yahoo!, Facebook, Akamai, Limelight Networks and others to test the Internets new addressing system, IPv6.
European Privacy Law and Cookies
You would be excused for missing it, but there was a change in the Privacy laws on the 26th May that meant nearly all the websites in Europe are now breaking the law
Google Shopping on the High Street
Google Shopping have just launched a new app for iOS to allow quick
access to their results from Apple's mobile devices. It's not a
revolutionary concept but the ease of access to the results is certainly
welcomed by those of us with iPhones in the TJS office.
IPv4 Exhaustion
"If you do not have any plans for IPv6 now you are irresponsible," said
Mr Pawlik, "They should have that in place, if they do not have that by
now something is going seriously wrong."
Google - making life that little bit easier
Today Google have done it again. In just an ever so small piece of code, they have provided a little tool to make
your life and your journeys even easier.
Change your passwords now, not later
As if people need more of a reminder not to use the same password for different sites, Gawker Media have had their server security compromised over the past weekend.
