Google’s ambitious Fiber experiment has been rolling along rather quietly since its announcement made some big waves in the tech media in the middle of 2012. Initially, the project got a mixed reception; equal parts excitement and skepticism. The company’s largest pilot test has been ongoing in certain suburban neighborhoods of Kansas City, and so...Read More

A long, long time ago, a brand new concept known as the ‘World Wide Web’ was emerging into the public eye. The idea of an interconnected network of information was novel, and the possibilities limitless, but the web lacked the organization necessary to make it really work. “Surfing” the web was all that could be...Read More

With the advent of powerful mobile devices such as smartphones and tablet computers, consumers are interacting with media far more frequently and across a wider variety of platforms than ever before. Augmented reality applications offer an entirely new yet totally organic format for interacting with media. At The Gramercy Institute’s Journal of Financial Advertising &...Read More

When the iPhone was first introduced in January 2007, it was hard to imagine that a device would change mobile computing.  Nearly 3 years later, new devices are shaping consumer connectedness and personal computing. The Nielsen Company just released a “Connected Devised Playbook” providing interesting insights on how consumers are using iPads, Kindles, and other...Read More