PayPal fell victim to a cross-site scripting vulnerability this past week. Basically it would allow hackers to carry out a few tasks such as stealing credentials from users as well as displaying their own content. PayPal, in my opinion, has always done a good job in terms of staying up on security risks over the […]
Cotton Rohrscheib's Blog Archives
Take some time to explore Cotton Rohrscheib's archived collection of content which contains insights, and reflections on topics that are of interest to him, including; faith & family, technology, farm & business, entertainment, health & wellness, urban farming, as well as updated on some of his weekend projects. Whether you’re looking to learn something new, find inspiration, or simply enjoy a thoughtful read, Cotton's blog is a great starting point. You can also use the search bar at the top of each page to quickly find specific content.
Facebook Business Pages
This weekend I was looking around on Facebook and discovered something kind of cool, they now have the option for businesses to add a profile page to their social network. Now, keep in mind that this is by no means a “website”, it’s simply a “profile page” that sits on Facebook’s social network. With these […]
(Update) Facebook’s Ad Delivery Solution
I have been doing a little more research on Facebook’s Ad Delivery Solution and found some good information I figured I would post here for those of you that might be interested… Social Ads Facebook Social Ads leverage the power of Facebook News Feed by serving relevant stories when users’ friends take actions with brands […]
Google’s Friend Connect
It looks like Google is getting ready to deploy a framework that will allow website owners to capitalize on the social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace. I kind of figured that such a framework was in the making but was a little surprised that Google was the one that would bring it to fruition […]
Facebook Gets $100M Loan for Servers
Wow, talk about a bank note! Facebook just got a $100 million dollar loan from a venture capital group out of California so they can add additional servers to their infrastructure. Get this, they were able to pull off this deal without tying up any equity in the company. I think in some ways this […]
Twitter Leads Social Site Downtime
Pingdom did a recent report on downtime for social networking sites and determined that Twitter has had way more downtime than other popular social networking sites that are out there like MySpace and Facebook, etc. This didn’t come to me as a huge surprise, I have been using Twitter for about a month or two […]
Twitter = $80 Million Valuation
To me this is a little hard to understand. I have just been writing off Twitter’s recent reliability issues and poor service to lack of funding, growing pains, and Ruby on Rails in general, but after reading how easily these guys have been able to secure investors and financing it makes me wonder if it’s […]
Twitter Applications, Mashups and Tools
I have seen a lot of trends come and go over the past ten or so years that I have been working with the web but I don’t think that I have every seen anything pick up as much momentum as Twitter has. Even MySpace and Facebook took a little while to get off of […]
Sneak Peak: Google Phone!
Someone sent me this picture attached to an email w/ speculation as to when Google will finally release it’s much anticipated Cell Phone. I don’t think that anyone really knows for sure when it’s going to hit the shelves for US consumers but you can bet that Google shares will start heading up again. I […]
Found: The Point of Twitter
Jason Lee Miller wrote another good entry today on Twitter and made some observations. I, myself, have been pondering Twitter as of late and I think that I have gotten my mind around about a half dozen or so practical applications for it to be useful in today’s landscape. Jason notices some different things about […]
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