Monthly Archives: May 2010

Hollywood has managed to glorify the hackers of the world as freedom fighters, or fighting the power, as it were. But the real world actions of these hackers cost IT companies on average $4 billion annually Read More »

One of the fastest growing crimes, and thus concerns in the minds of Americans, is identity theft. Combined with the uncertainty of providing very personal and private information when making purchases Read More »

The recent recommended book list for May has generated quite a bit of interests and emails to us here at Online MBA. We want to thank all of the people who have sent warm thank you's for the post, as Read More »

The film industry business involves integrating entertainment marketing and distribution strategies as well as corporate strategy, such as cost reduction initiatives in film financing, staff reorganization Read More »

It’s no longer fair to call the mobile phone the “cell phone”. True, it’s humble origins lie in the method of which the devices function, but the mobile phone has evolved far too much and should Read More »

I don’t know about you, but I’m a very visual person. I was born with a heightened use of my right brain and I have ever since learned and took in information better with visual aids. Throw some Read More »

Projected to be worth between $8-$11 billion, Facebook is the second leading website in terms of number of visitors daily. Currently, 400 million people log onto Facebook at least once a month, and half Read More »

Summer is right around the corner. Whether you decide to stay indoors and enjoy the air conditioning, go to the beach and relax while you work on that tan, or even visit a far and distant location to Read More »

The iPod has become as synonymous with MP3 players as the Walkman once was with handheld cassette players. When it was first launched, Apple had inadvertently cornered the market for the personal MP3 Read More »

What is a credit score, what makes this number so important and why do some people dread hearing what their credit rating is? Your credit score is basically a measure of how well you have been managing Read More »

Who doesn't want to be a millionaire? Every year millions of people around the world buy lottery tickets and hope they defy the odds. Here are some fascinating facts about lottery winners, scams and jackpots Read More »

Like many Americans during this past economic recession (some would argue that we’re still in a recession), I was laid off from my work of 10 years and found a hard time finding new employment. After Read More »