We’re back, now at the dawn of the new millenium and in the dog days of summer, to count down the 20 years of Media Temple’s history.
In just a few short weeks, Media Temple will celebrate our 20th year as a company.
Is it too far of a stretch that a great party (and our deep tie to agencies) is a Media Temple tradition? There’s evidence everywhere, but take a look at our latest Table Tennis Invitational, hosted the beloved Paddle Room in the Standard Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles, that was our way of b.
It’s been a banner decade for mobile: In 2012, smartphones outsold PCs for the first time ever.
For most agencies, updating a client’s brand or digital image is a straightforward process and, oftentimes, common work.
How do you make a cloud do what you want it to? Consider an example using actual clouds: Back in 1946, a chemist named Vincent Schaefer did the unthinkable: He created a snowstorm in a laboratory.
Action-packed, exuberant, inspirational, energetic… Those were just some of the words we heard that described our 11th year at SXSW Interactive.
SXSW Interactive remains a multimedia experience to behold. But outside of the app demos, interactive activations (Westworld, anyone?), and keynote speakers, there remains one constant: The posters that overwhelm the streets of Austin, the convention center, and nearly every tapped and untapped space on 6th Street.
When it comes to the growing market for cloud services, it should be no surprise that the European market may be be poised for rapid expansion in the next few years.
2018 is only 44 days young and, without a doubt, blockchain technology has become one of the most talked about stories in the world.
2017 got off to a rocky start for a lot of us, and AWS was no exception. In February, the cloud computing giant experienced issues with its Simple Storage Service (S3) that caused site slowdowns for some clients and one absolutely amazing tweet.
Despite common myth and perception, unlocking the true potential of the cloud takes more than just will and desire.
Now the preferred CMS for 29% of the internet, WordPress is without a doubt the world’s most popular CMS.
With 2017 coming to a close, let’s take a look at what is in store for cloud users in 2018.