Blog about eDiscovery, Training, Technology, and Careers, with a bit of Social Media mixed in.
Pretty much going to agree with everything Chris Brogan says here, because even on my little corner of the web, I get these emails. Just the other day I got one. This person literally sent a link to a post … Read More
Kevin raises an interesting point. When I read a good post or article, whether from a blogger, reporter, columnist or business person (lawyers included), I look to meet the person. Online and maybe later, offline. If someone can add value … Read More
It’s 2017. We all should just assume potential employers, admission reps, dates, friends, in-laws, etc. are using Google to find out more about us. Do you know what they are going to find? Maybe this little infographic might help- This … Read More
I still use Feedly to follow RSS feed, because I know that I’m going to get everything I want to see. No social media company is going to decide for me, and no social media company is keeping track of … Read More
If you haven’t seen it online already, or watched the documentary on the History channel, this was what we were being told about this photograph. Producers with a History Channel documentary recently found the picture in the National Archives and … Read More
They let users embed images with free accounts for years, and then suddenly changed that policy… “But the new policy has also affected historical social media posts, blogs and forums that were reliant on Photobucket. One of those affected is … Read More
Actually, it appears the new changes will have a big impact on any website that embeds tweets or a timeline. You know, like the one over on the sidebar of this page. Apparently, as part of Twitter’s new policies, they … Read More