Facebook makes it easy to connect with everyone; unfortunately, this includes people that you may not want to connect with. Whether it is the person you once had an awkward date with, or a hacker looking to hijack your profile, you can make sure that only the people who you want to see your post will be able to by adjusting your security settings.

In part 1 of our blog about blogging, we discussed the value of blogging as an effective way for businesses to reach customers using content marketing. In part 2, we are going to give you tips on how to map out a solid blog that will keep readers coming back for more.

Burger King hasn't been "having their way" (Get it? Get it?) over the past few days, as hackers have a heyday with the fast food giant's Twitter account. Hackers gained control over the @BugerKing twitter account and rebranded it to appear as McDonalds, complete with the Golden Arches logo in the avatar. Then, hilarity ensued.

In NBC's comedy "Parks and Recreation," the character Tom Haverford portrays what it is like to love technology a little too much. We are definitely guilty of loving technology more than the casual consumer, and if we lost sight of our priorities, then like Tom, we too might become consumed by our technology.

Does it sometimes feel that business is going well, yet your bottom line is taking a hit? If time is money, then downtime is anti-money, and downtime may be your biggest budget buster. To help you determine exactly how much your IT downtime is costing you, we have two mathematical formulas you can apply to your business.