10 password security tips for International Fraud Prevention Month Sacramento Bee To prevent consumers from falling prey to unscrupulous individuals and companies, the International Consumer Protection and Enforcement Network has designated March… See on http://www.sacbee.com

March is fraud Prevention Month, so be awareSooke News MirrorThe local Mounties are using this month as an opportunity to remind residents to be fraud aware. Fraudsters have no boundaries — they try their tricks on anyone anywhere at any…

After weeks of back-and-forth with eBay Inc.’s board, investor Carl Icahn has changed tactics in his bid to separate PayPal from its retailer parent. See on http://www.pymnts.com

MasterCard said it was changing U.S. rules to provide greater transparency for smaller merchants.The No. See on http://www.pymnts.com

PayPal customers in Australia can now use a Pay at Table feature that allows them to check into a restaurant site on their smartphone, enter their table number, pay and even tip, according to a report in Hospitality Magazine. See…

Learn about short-form video trends and how they can help your inbound marketing strategy. See on blog.hubspot.com

What influences a purchase decision today? Find out with in this infographic from BigCommerce. There’s a lot of talk around the changing sales landscape. But this evolution is driven by one important factor: the customer. The way people buy products or…

The Verge editors think sharing analytics with reporters might distract them from quality storytelling. Other media outlets think differently. While many news organizations freely share site metrics with their staff members, the growing availability of pageview and engagement data raises…

After The Facebook And Google Click, How An ‘Attention Web’ Might Be Better Forbes (It’s difficult to research mobile analytics in the same way, the article explains, but “the analysis that Pew Research was able to conduct on the mobile…

‘Truly great search is all about turning intentions into actions, lightning fast. In the early days of Google, users would type in a query, we’d return ten blue links, and they’d move on happy’, says Google in its AdWords blog.…