By Laura Milligan
If you’re a small business owner or just someone with a laptop who loves shopping online and is addicted to your online banking, you might think that you’re not a big target for identity thieves, hackers or viruses. The truth is that no one is really safe from prying eyes when they’re online, [...]

Everyone knows about social media sites like Digg and Reddit, but the fact is, they are incredibly hard to penetrate, and the traffic they offer is often superficial.

Web apps are incredible tools because they offer users a way to have functionality just about anywhere they can go. Whether you’re on vacation or just at a different office, you can always log in to web apps and know that all of your tools and information will be available.

If you work from home, you know you’re lucky. Friends and family envy your ability to sleep late, take breaks and manage your own schedule and project list. But couldn’t things get even easier?

The computer and the Internet are some of the best productivity tools ever invented but also some of the most distracting. So how can you strike a balance? It isn’t always easy, but you can manage to make your online work more productive by changing a few simple approaches to your work.

Being a freelancer definitely has its perks — having the freedom to pick and choose projects, clients and schedules to name a few– but it can be a lonely profession.