Behavioral Advertising
Behavioral advertising is a term the Federal Trade Commission uses to refer to tracking of a consumer’s Web search and browsing activities. By tracking the person or a particular Internet device – e.g., a Web-enabled cell phone or a computer – a distinct profile of a customer’s online behavior is created. The profile is then used to deliver targeted advertising content.
Broadband
Broadband Internet access, commonly known as high-speed Internet access, has transformed our lives – both personally and professionally. Never before have consumers had the power to access so much data so quickly than they do today.
Wireless
For many years, when we heard the term “wireless technology” we instantly thought of cell phones. But today, we live in an advanced, technology-driven world and the term “wireless technology” has grown to a whole new level.
Updates
Technology Helping in Times of Crisis Part 3 of 3: Be Prepared
iPhone proves a valuable tool for Colorado man trapped in rubble.
In The News
Senator John McCain discusses so called "Net Neutrality"
Senator John McCain, former Chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee offered his insights on the Federal Communications Commission’s proposal to expand its regulation of the Internet.
CCW Releases Results of the Colorado Legislature Technology Survey
Respondents unanimously use technology to communicate with their constituents.
Coalition for a Connected West Offers Scholarships for Creative Videos Highlighting Technology; Announces "U-Video Scholarship Challenge"
The Coalition for a Connected West (CCW) is pleased to announce that it is sponsoring two (2) one-time scholarships each in the amount of one-thousand dollars ($1000) to deserving local college students. Applicants must submit a 15-90 second video on “Technology and everyday life.”