DotNetNuke 6.2, set to be released soon, contains some new Facebook-like social features that could be very useful for businesses looking to add social functionality to their websites.

If you rely on Google Analytics for visitor tracking information on your website you've probably noticed an increase in the appearance of (not provided) as the search keyword.

We wrote yesterday about why we think a mobile-optimized site is a good approach for many businesses looking to target mobile devices and tablets. NPR Digital Services also has a write up on why it's a great (and necessary) approach for their station sites.

Businesses need to be thinking about how they're reaching customers on mobile devices and tablets. The percentage of website visits from mobile devices continues to grow rapidly. As more and more people get smartphones and tablets, more people visit the web via their mobile phone or tablet. We're recommending to many of our clients they think about a mobile-optimized website.

The New York Times spoke recently with some Google engineers and industry leaders on the role page speed has on impacting user behaviors. Some of the conclusions they come to are pretty stunning:

The Google Webmaster team came out with some great recommendations recently on how to improve your website's performance.