More people take more time to make sure their home, car, and other important purchases are protected, yet spend little time making sure the information on their computer is protected. A recent suvey found 39% are at risk for a catastrophic data disaster yet few are prepared and taking the necessary steps to back up their computer. David Friend, Chairman and CEO of Carbonite, joins us to talk about the importance of backing up your data, how easy and affordable it is, and why more people don't take the time to properly back up their data. For more information, visit www.carbonite.com.

Social media is playing a bigger role in our lives from staying connected with family and friends to conducting business. It's also playing an increasing role in travel. Ron Callari, Vice President of Business Development for Flip.to, joins us to explain how social media is changing the way people travel. In the past people would rely on a guidebook or online review to find the best places to stay or eat. However, it was hard to tell if the reviews were written by the owner themselves or if a business had to pay to be featured. Now with social media, people are able to get honest reviews from actual travellers. Ron shares his favorite travel apps and websites, shows us how to find the best travel deals and incentives, and discusses the future of travel. To learn more, visit www.flip.to.

In today's digital age, it's not uncommon for people to transfer their digital photos onto their computer but then do nothing further. However, what happens if your computer crashes, you lose your computer, your house is burglarized, or you have a fire. What happens to all your memories then? Beth Jordan, Vice President of Communications of AVG, joins us to talk about backing up all your data to the cloud. Beth says it's more than just family photos that can be saved to the cloud, all of our important documents can be kept there. Plus having your documents, photos, and more in the cloud allows you to access them from anywhere, not just from the comforts of your own home. Beth also talks about the importance of protecting your computer against attacks. To learn more, visit www.avg.com.