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Davey Awards - Silver Award Winner

Inverse Paradox Among the 14th Annual Davey Awards Silver Winners!

We’re pleased to announce that Inverse Paradox has received recognition in the 14th Annual Davey Awards for three websites across three categories — with one of those websites awarded in two separate categories! Chosen as 2018 Silver Winners were Arc Online for “Websites – Shopping” and “Websites – Consumer Products/Services,” LORAC Cosmetics (in collaboration with… read article

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Google Maps Has Changed its Rules

If you have a Google Map embedded on your website, you may have noticed a few issues lately. In June, Google introduced changes to the way it handles its Maps platform. These new changes require you to update the embedded Maps on your website after adjusting a few settings in your account. The first important… read article

2018 Timmy Awards by Tech in Motion - Best Tech Manager Philadelphia Winner

Inverse Paradox’s Neil Harner Announced as Philly’s 2018 Best Tech Manager at Timmy Awards

The Best in Philadelphia Tech Management Revealed and Recognized at Timmys Celebration Philadelphia (October 9, 2018) – The Philadelphia Third Annual Timmy Awards, brought to you by Tech in Motion, has officially crowned Neil Harner of Inverse Paradox as 2018’s Best Tech Manager winner. The Timmy Awards, which recognizes the top leaders for tech professionals… read article

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We Moved!

Inverse Paradox is proud to announce that as of today, Monday, September 10, 2018, we are now located in Hulmeville, PA, just a half mile down the road from our previous office located in Penndel, PA. Our new office address is: Inverse Paradox3 Hulme Ave.Johnson HouseHulmeville, PA 19047 We’re excited to join the Hulmeville community… read article

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How a Supreme Court Decision Impacts Your eCommerce Business

For nearly thirty years, businesses in the U.S. could sell online without being required to collect sales tax in states in which they have no “physical presence.” However, the Supreme Court recently overturned the original 1992 ruling and has now left it up to states to set their own laws for collecting sales tax from… read article