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How the tech revolution is changing business

The digital age is upon us, and it’s changing the way business is conducted. It all started in the 1950s when analogue and mechanical technology began the transition to digital. In 1965, American businessman Gordon Moore began to study this trend and developed an observation around it called ‘Moore’s law’. In layman’s terms, Moore’s law shows that the computing capability of technological devices doubles every two years. This has huge implications for businesses worldwide, so embracing the digital age can mean the difference between your business sinking or swimming. Here’s how the tech revolution is changing business irreversibly as we speak… …

Top 10 Blunders in Search Engine Optimization

Search engine optimization, or SEO, is a vital tool to ensure your website can get found by the search engines and, consequently, by your audience. Because SEO is now reasonably well known, a lot of people believe that they can do it themselves. This is a big mistake, because doing something wrong can seriously damage your website overall. It is always best to leave things to a professional search engine optimization agency instead. Let’s take a look at the top 10 blunders DIY SEO’ers tend to make. 1. Using Frames Frames are a big no-no! There is no logical reason…

The rise of Esports

The rise of Esports has been so sudden that many have been taken by surprise by its rapid emergence in mainstream culture. What do you need to know about this new segment of the entertainment industry? Below, we provide a brief synopsis that will give you a good grounding on what Esports are all about… What is an Esport exactly? An Esport can be any competitive multi-player game conducted over a computer and/or internet platform. Contestants pit their skills against their contemporaries in pursuit of victory. Many of the most popular Esport games (e.g. Hearthstone, World of Warcraft, Legend of…

Will Bitcoin ever become mainstream?

Milton Friedman made a prediction in 1999 that the internet would be one of the major forces that would redefine and also limit the active role of government. The only thing keeping that from becoming a reality was a reliable e-cash, that allowed for quick and easy money exchange across the internet for goods or services. Back as far as 1982, computer scientist David Chaum introduced the concept of a cryptographic digital currency. He later founded “Digi-cash” and then developed “e-cash” but they did not succeed. Since then many others have tried and have failed, until now. Bitcoin is promising to…

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