As 2024 draws to a close, we’re taking a moment to reflect on everything we’ve shared on the O’Brien Media blog this year.
By staying up to date with PHP, you’ll protect your site, improve its performance, and keep it future-proofed for years to come. If you need any help, our team at O’Brien Media is here for you!
Two undersea internet cables connecting Finland and Sweden to mainland Europe have been severed, raising serious concerns about the resilience of global internet infrastructure. These incidents, believed by EU leaders to be acts of sabotage, highlight the vulnerabilities in the networks that underpin international connectivity.
Unsubscribing from marketing text messages is a simple process. If you’re tired of receiving unwanted SMS, follow these straightforward steps to regain control of your inbox.
Running a business while managing PTSD is challenging but achievable. It requires a balance of self-care, professional support, and understanding your limits. Here are some strategies that have helped me…
We have received an important update from Google regarding the Google Business Profile chat feature. This feature will be discontinued on 31 July 2024. This post provides all the details you need to know about this change and how it might impact your business.
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The UK government has announced a pivotal update to its cybersecurity regulations, aiming to banish weak default passwords in smart devices, a common vulnerability exploited
At O’Brien Media, we strive to provide transparent, effective, and comprehensive web design services. Our approach is tailored to ensure your website not only looks great but also performs excellently in a competitive digital landscape. It’s important for our clients to understand that the costs associated with creating and maintaining a robust website extend beyond just development work.
We have made a small change to the way we handle emails coming into our helpdesk via our general email addresses (for sales, support, billing, and general enquiries). From 11th April 2024, we will no longer accept emails generated using marketing systems into our helpdesk when we can identify that these emails have an “unsubscribe” process.
