I’ve been suspicious of Twitter and Facebook’s attempts at letting users decide what is “true” and hiding the posts that get voted down, let alone Google’s suggestion that they will start doing something similar with search results. My fear is simply that a large group will target things they happen to not agree with to…
Last week I was in London to attend a conference being put on by my employer, and to teach a training class in the days following the conference. With the conference allowing for a number of employees to be in town, I had a few newbies in my class as part of helping them understand…
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It’s not as though you haven’t heard this before, but the latest news just proves that if you do use hotel WiFi, you should not do anything remotely private while connected to it. http://www.csoonline.com/article/2902740/vulnerabilities/flaw-in-common-hotel-router-threatens-guests-devices.html#tk.rss_networksecurity
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You know all those social media “experts” who go on and on about email marketing and the amazing numbers of subscribers they have? After paying careful attention to my own attempt at creating an email newsletter list, I now truly don’t believe them. I’m not at all convinced that anyone has anywhere near the number…