Continuing the series on Internet based tutoring; we now review online e-learning with Coursmos. Coursmos offers learning videos in what they call ‘bite size pieces’. For those unfamiliar with the term, it means each lesson, although total length may be 10 minutes are more, is broken down into several segments which supposedly results in higher retention rates. This is hardly a new concept as most online learning platforms practice this. Since Coursmos is relatively new, I would venture...

The Waterloo Courier, a local newspaper in the Cedar Valley area of Iowa, has an enormous problem of their own making. Back in the late 1990s, a relatively unknown CEO of little recognized brand shouted from the rooftops that digital content would, one day soon, replace printed content. The CEO was Jeff Bezos and his company; Amazon.com. As many ‘old school’ company leaders do, having become stagnant and blinded by current industry trends, Bezos was mocked and scorned. At least two mockers are...

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When you put a video on YouTube and you want to get it to rank, you'll find lots of services that offer views, likes, comments and backlinks to help the ranking.

However, you can actually use Google's paid advertising within YouTube to get genuine views to your video, from people who are actually interested. This will help the video to rank naturally, as opposed to paying for all the things that those viewers will do, like, comment...

Facebook is inarguably one of the tech industries biggest success stories. The massive social media company has amassed a whopping 1 billion users in its ten year history. This has earn it a valuation that extends past the stratosphere. Its latest pushes to ad other potential advertising platforms like Whatsapp has been successful. Many businesses such as some Fortune 500 companies with big advertising revenue have realized and taken advantage of this medium between advertisers and consumers....

Annual Percentage Rate (APR) and Annual Percentage Yield (APY) are standardized ways of describing the amount of money that you might pay on a loan or earn on an investment, but what do they really mean, and what is the difference between the two phrases? Even more importantly, how can you use these numbers to determine what is the best opportunity for you?

The APR is the amount that an investment (or loan) grows in a given period, multiplied by the number of those periods in a year....