Within three years, close to 90% of web traffic will be video in nature. Not just Netflix (which currently accounts for about 20% of all web bandwidth) or YouTube, but corporate videos, as well.
More and more often, senior management is looking at video on the web as a way to reach potential customers, attract investors [...]
Facebook and LinkedIn are effective tools for growing your brand and your company’s influence, but only if you realize the differences between the two sites.
I had the privilege of judging year-end presentations last weekend from students of Scott Shamp’s UGA New Media program. By 2014, mobile internet should take over desktop internet usage. Are you ready? These students are.
As Apple rolls out a software fix for iPhone tracking controversy, I appear on FOX5 News at 10 to tell viewers the scary facts about their personal information.
Should you worry about what your kids are posting on Facebook? In this podcast, we’ll spend a few minutes with Stan Gatewood, who is in charge of security for the state of Georgia’s University System. (Hint: the only computer that’s really safe is encased in concrete at the bottom of the ocean.)
Listen here.
Is your online data safe? Here is my advice on how to best protect yourself from online hackers. Just this past weekend, Epsilon, a major email marketing provider found themselves dealing with a major data breach and your information might have been compromised.
The AT&T/T-Mobile merger won’t necessarily lead to lower cell phone bills, but it will speed the roll out of next-generation technology. FOX5 asked me to be a part of their 10:00pm news to talk about the $39 billion dollar deal.
I emceed an event for IBM last week where law enforcement learned how social media can be a potent weapon for fighting crime and keeping cities safe.
As always, the teams at What’s Up Interactive are up to some great stuff. Check out what we’ve been delivering.
Technology imperils two famous brand names because they ignored it.
Richard Warner is founder and CEO of What's Up Interactive , an Atlanta based web and video marketing firm whose clients
include AT&T, the Georgia Lottery, the Georgia Aquarium, the Coca-Cola
Company and Holiday Inn. He is seen frequently as a business
commentator on Fox5 WAGA.
He spent 30 years as a host and managing editor interviewing CEOs on
"Georgia's Business" on the state's PBS network, as well as 20 years
as a commentator on Atlanta's WXIA and WAGA TV. His daily radio
commentaries were syndicated on more than 200 stations nationwide.
Richard has also moderated and hosted events for more than 50
organizations including Emory University, the Atlanta Chamber of
Commerce, the Atlanta Business Chronicle, the State of Georgia and the
Atlanta Press Club.
He serves on the board of the Henry W. Grady School of Journalism at the University of Georgia and on the Georgia Film and Video Commission.
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