Blog about eDiscovery, Training, Technology, and Careers, with a bit of Social Media mixed in.
I was reading Josh Gilliland’s post from yesterday about being careful not to break client confidentiality in your online networking status messages. Here is how the risk of disclosure is possible: a Facebook user posts a status message they deem … Read More
So 60% of Twitter users quit after one month or less? Actually, that doesn’t surprise me at all. I don;t think Twitter is necessarily for everyone first off, and more than that, it’s actually kind of difficult to figure out … Read More
On the other hand, what might really kill Facebook is the fact that somehow, fan pages are now part of the suggested friends list. As you know, I’ve always had complaints about the way Facebook tries to figure out who … Read More
According to Mike Elgan, if they purchase Twitter, that’ll be exactly what they are developing with Google Profiles. Is it possible that is what Google is planning? Sure. Could they develop something absolutely, positively, useful? Obviously they know how to … Read More
Tim, over at Daily Cup of Tech is at it again this morning, with a new 24 in 24 series covering Content Management Systems, only this time he’s tripled the numbers, promising to give us 72 CMS links. I had … Read More
With the wife leaving for Europe later this week, I’ll be the only one of us at home all of next week. As luck would have it, at work we also have a trial next week that I will need … Read More
I spotted this on a link from one of the many people I follow on Twitter this evening, The Lit Support Trainer’s Blog. It’s relatively new, but I’m interested in seeing something dedicated to training others to do Lit Support … Read More