I’ve always been a firm believer in having my own site be my online “home”, and using social networks to simply augment the audience. By that, I mean I’d write here, and simply push it out to Twitter, Facebook, etc. for folks who preferred to use those sites to follow their favorite blogs. I wanted…
Over at the Security Monkey blog, Chief does a really nice job of breaking down how someone’s photos from their iPhone wound up on the internet, without the user having ever sent them to anyone. Even if you’re not very technical-minded, I think you’ll be able to see what happened, and some simple steps you…
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By now I’m sure you’ve all seen the various diatribes about Facebook showing page owners how little of their audience even sees new posts and how they can pay to improve that number, albeit even after “promoting” a status, it doesn’t improve much! In response, on one of my pages, I went ahead and posted…
The irony is rich, a site dedicated to helping people looking to either find a new job, or recruit new talent, suggesting that people think about blocking LinkedIn on the office network because people might be using the site to look for a new job? The amount of traffic to LSC from social medial…