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New Research Sheds Light on 55+ Internet Usage

New Research Sheds Light on 55+ Internet Usage

In recent blog post about the benefit of health websites, we mentioned that 84% of those 56-64 had sought out health information online.    It turns out that those who are 55 or older use the Internet quite often.  Here are some  interesting facts about how those who...

More Ways to Protect Your Internet Security

More Ways to Protect Your Internet Security

Recently we posted an article about Top Ways to Protect Your Internet Security.  Here are a few more ways to make sure that your online experience stays safe. Beware of outdated versions of Adobe Reader/Acrobat – Adobe Reader, the most popular program for reading PDF...

The benefit of keeping a landline

The benefit of keeping a landline

According to a recent report by the CDC, 17% percent of consumers no longer have a landline telephone choosing to only use cellular telephone service.  While a cellular phone may be acceptable most of the time, there are occasions when keeping a landline makes sense....

Paying for College?  We Can Help.

Paying for College? We Can Help.

According to The Chronicle of Higher Education, the cost of attending a public university increased by 72% over the last decade. While it’s common now to use a mix of grants and loans to pay for college, scholarships are a great way to help fund for your education. In...

Why the Big 10 Network is great for Husker Fans

Unless you have been living underground, you doubtlessly heard that the University of Nebraska at Lincoln has moved to the Big 10 (which now has twelve teams).  While the move has produced mixed feelings in many about losing the traditions and rivalries of the BIG...

Nebraska’s new area code and you

On February 26th, Eastern Nebraska is getting a new area code that will affect approximately 1 million residents of the Cornhusker State. The new area code is due to the significantly increased need for numbers that Eastern Nebraska has experienced, mostly from...

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