Three years ago, I wrote a bit about being thankful for social networking. As I looked back over posts from previous Thanksgiving Holidays here in the US, I was struck by what I wrote then, and how much more it applies to my life now: As we in the US get ready to celebrate the…
Last night, while hanging around the house with my wife, I had the soundtrack to the Rolling Stones concert/movie Shine a Light playing on my iPad. When the song She was Hot came on, I made the comment that this song got a bad rap back in the day. I recall hearing the song frequently…
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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…