Internet Browsers To Add Privacy Features

In response to pressure from the Federal Trade Commission, popular Internet browsers Chrome (Google) and Firefox (Mozilla) will add new privacy features to their programs. Specifically, users will now have […]

2011 is going to be a great year, don’t you think? NewsTaco may be a young organization, having gotten off the ground only in the fall of 2010, but already […]

Don’t you hate some of those Facebook applications that are constantly bugging you? Well, I know I do, and on some advice from one of our readers. I wrote previously […]

You and I both know that all of your Facebook “friends” aren’t really your friends at all.  In fact, some of these people annoy the heck out of you. I […]

I was sent an amazing graphic recently that illustrates many statistics of the 30 million Latinos in the U.S. who use the Internet, according to several sources. Here are a […]

An interesting analysis from the Associated Press hints that, although Latinos and African-Americans have managed to overcome big parts of the digital divide through cell phones, there are bigger underlying […]

The key to a Latino consumer’s heart is through social media marketing, according to a new book, in part because this type of marketing allows for a more collectivistic approach that […]

I LOVE THIS STORY! OK, I’m biased. I love storytelling and I love taking down the walls of stereotypes. This story does both.  An organization called Mobile Voices is putting […]

And then there is the other story that needs to be told, and told again. Not to undermine a vastly troubling problem in our community, but the drop out rate […]

I took the plunge into Macs earlier this year and have to say I’m not disappointed. Although purchasing a MacBook Pro this year was a huge adjustment from the Dell […]