A new bill in congress is making waves on many sides of the issue. This bill known as the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) would essentially make it impossible for small and large sites alike to prosper or even start-up. By making sites like FB and Twitter responsible for what its users post, users would no longer be allowed to share any content they dont own such as music videos, movie trailers, TV shows and much more.

It might be fair to say that thanks to the Internet and our growing rate of technology, we are living in what might be the brink of our next evolutionary step and we are mostly unaware of it.

We go online, surf the web, chat, Google words and phrases, socialize and shop daily as part of our routines. And the majority of this is done on the go with our mobile devices.

As I’ve mentioned in previous articles, the world of advertising is changing and soon will be a completely different ball field.

The traditional methods of advertising such as direct mail and TV commercials are usually avoided by people. The good news is that the commercials and ads are no longer a one sided thing.

In the coming century, marketing will enter a golden age! We now have advertising all around us when we surf the web. Thanks to social media, ads now find homes instantly on the screen of viewers everywhere. And also, they’re smarter than ever.

Advertising began with print ads and billboards targeted at grabbing whom ever happened to be in front of it. Thanks to sites such as Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, ads now go directly for their ideal viewer.