Our local television news did a report the other night, using the recent news about General Patraeus as a warning about the kinds of information we all leave behind in our email and social networks. I can’t say that I necessarily learned anything new, after all, I do work for a company that made it’s…
Today marked the first time I saw the Pages Feed that I first mentioned last week on the right hand-side of my Facebook Newsfeed page. As you know, I’ve been looking forward to see if this might be a way to increase the reach of Facebook pages, although I seriously have my doubts, because I…
Seth Godin coined this term last week, describing situations where we crete a proxy measure for success, because the true goal is more difficult to measure. It struck a cord with me, because it seemed very, very similar to things I’ve said previously about working in tech support. Namely, that if you measure “success” as…
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I have written recently about the drastic drop in reach of Facebook pages as they are continually tweaking the algorithm that determines what shows up in users timeline. It seems like they may be making some changes, creating a Page Feed and allowing users to get notifications from pages. As much as I appreciate Facebook…
As someone who travels quite often for my job, and ends up taking public transportation in various places, I have to confess that I have pulled out my smartphone and answered emails or looked at Facebook as a way to kill time. Even as I’ve done it I thought about the fact that I am,…