Later this afternoon, comedian and Twitter savant, Rob Delaney, is set to seize control of Major League Baseball’s Twitter account, @MLB. (Mashable) Is Delaney a former player? A talking head analyst? No, but as stated above, he’s slouch when it … Continue reading →

Facebook unveiled yet another update on Thursday – this time revealing an updated look for its News Feed feature, one that is now consistent across all channels (Web, mobile, tablet). “Today we’re announcing a new layout of Facebook designed to … Continue reading →

The 1996 presidential race is regarded as the first election to take place during the digital age. While the candidates’ websites from 15+ years ago may not seem like much now, they set incredible precedent as the first easily accessible … Continue reading →

Both President Obama and Governor Romney have shined with their incorporation of social media into their respective campaigns.  While both candidates saw their initial Twitter trending topic efforts yield mixed results, the two campaigns haven’t showed any signs of slowing … Continue reading →

Friday the 13th, the date universally associated with fear, terror and men with hockey masks who have serious anger management issues. Since we don’t have any machete-wielding maniacs to worry about (not today anyway), the closest thing to a nightmare … Continue reading →