I read David Weinberger’s recent article about What Blogging Was with great interest, mostly because I have been blogging about as long as David has. I started this site in Oct. of 2001, and remember all those heady days and discussions about how blogging was changing the world. As David points out so well in…
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Cross posted from my Child Abuse Survivor blog, with the following further thought. This is also a good example of why which social network you choose to use, matters. If I had decided that I didn’t like the way Facebook worked, and decided I was going to delete my account and move to Google Plus,…
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One of the fun things about having a number of blogs now, is that I get to experiment in many different ways. Also, because I’m not trying to make money from any of them, I get to kind of see what drives traffic, what doesn’t and how the whole blogging industry is changing before our…
Everybody Bitches About Ediscovery, But Nobody Does Anything – NOT! tags: LitSupport MM Telling Stories – Even in Technology | Leading Geeks tags: Management Tech MM Finding a Balance Between Cyber Security and Employee Efficiency tags: Tech Security MM Mining for eDiscovery Sanctions Wow, it’s 2013 people. How can this sort of thing still happen? tags:…