Why old-school SMS is still a powerful mobile marketing toolThe Next WebEric Lazar is VP of Mobile CRM for ePrize, focused on educating brands on how best to capture the mobile user, drive revenue, and build relationships that start on…

10 Creative Marketing Ideas Using SMS Text MessagesThe International News MagazineSMS marketing is a powerful and easy way to advertise your business without the high costs of television or radio advertisements. See on http://www.marketingnewscentral.com

Before starting an SMS marketing campaign a strong customer list is essential, it is important to abide by the Data Protection Act when building this list. It is illegal to send a bulk text message… See on http://www.neonsms.ie

PR Newswire Virtual-Strategy Magazine (press release) ZEPHYR COVE, Nev., October 31, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — VirnetX™ Holding Corporation (NYSE MKT: VHC), an Internet security software and technology company, announced today that it has been granted… See on http://www.virtual-strategy.com

Awards Recognize Best in Federal Cybersecurity // 10:48 AM ETNextgovRon Ross, senior fellow at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, received the inaugural Lynn F. See on http://www.nextgov.com

IBM Cloud Computing Patent Aims to Eliminate the Cloud Security BarrierCloudTimesIBM hold the record number of patents for the year 2012. See on cloudtimes.org

There are a reported 2.5 million cases of identity theft among the deceased every year. Theft of deceased people’s identity happens partly because of the availability of public records coupled with the time it takes for credit bureaus, the Social…

Credit has been an issue for many for a very long time. It is easy to run into trouble if you try to manage charge cards on your own without educating yourself or getting good advice. See on http://www.mygreatestway.com

FTE explores the new paper from Artefact Group’s Rob Girling, which explores the future role of wearable technology and biometrics in the travel sector. See on http://www.futuretravelexperience.com

A panel of nine criminal justice officials on Oct. 25 recommended limiting access to Ohio’s facial recognition program and establishing protocols that would seek to make the program less prone to abuse. See on http://www.citybeat.com