Brian Livingston

I wrote in this space last week that e-mail is continuing to become more and more unreliable as a way for companies to reach consumers who sign up on

E-mail is increasingly losing its reliability as a way for businesses to send notifications to interested consumers, according to new figures from a

I wrote in this space last weekthat USCountVotes.org, an election-reform group, had issued a report signed by several Ph.D.s claiming there must have been

A group of distinguished computer scientists and mathematicians, including nine Ph.D.s, says it has found statistical evidence that vote counts of the

I wrote in this space last week that Sana Security, a software firm, had released Primary Response 3.0. This is the first version of the company's

The new kinds of malware that are zooming around the Internet these days make you long for a simpler time when the only way a PC could catch a computer

The importance of search engines in sending traffic to highly ranked Web sites has led to the development of an entire industry of consultants

I wrote in this space last week that some Web sites had doubled or tripled their sales results after learning what visitors were actually seeing on their

You may think visitors to your company's Web site are carefully reading every word on your home page. But they're not. People glance at a fragment here, a

Forget about using Microsoft Excel to try to analyze your corporate data. And don't bother struggling with Excel's formulas and ranges to make charts of

A new take on an old idea may help you speed up your access to search-engine results and other pages you commonly use on the Web. The idea is called

You probably know that a program called Microsoft AntiSpyware is currently being given away by the Redmond company in a public beta program. What you may