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Archive of posts tagged Social Media
The 2010 Social Networking Map (via tor.com, with OP credit to xkcd)
11 August 2010, 9:32 am « Viewed 8 times
LastPass: A Great Way To Protect Your Actual Internet Privacy
10 July 2010, 12:46 am « Viewed 35 times
It’s a trial for me to listen to people complain about privacy on Facebook or anonymity on the Web. Don’t get me wrong; you aren’t going to find a bigger defender of anonymous speech than me. The same way a secret ballot preserves the integrity of the plebiscite, anonymous political speech protects republicanism. But there’s [...]
Filed under Musings.
Tagged Best Practices, Culture and Society, Facebook, Google, Hacking, Login, Privacy, Security, Social Media
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It’s All Chinese To Me: Reader Has Google Translate Built-In
10 June 2010, 10:43 am « Viewed 5 times
I really like Google Reader; one of its great features is its recommendations. As long as you choose to “like” articles and media on a fairly consistent basis, Reader can do a very good job of finding new content and sources (provided, that is, they come from a Feedburner RSS feed). Because Google expected me [...]
Social Media, Real-World Friends, A Thick Skin And A Sensible Strategy
28 May 2010, 5:08 pm « Viewed 35 times
Just a short while ago, my Facebook Wall had this series of notes from The Economist: What’s remarkable in this exchange is the degree of openness involved and the ability to accept a contrary opinion without changing their course of action. In short, it’s how social media is supposed to work; and it’s evidence of [...]
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Tagged blogging, Business Practices, Client Relationships, Culture and Society, Facebook, politics, Self Employment, Social Media, Twitter
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Designers And Developers: Donate Your Time, Talent At New England GiveCamp, June 11-13, 2010
13 May 2010, 8:49 pm « Viewed 41 times
One of the things I found out about at Tuesday’s MSDN Northeast Roadshow stop in Augusta is the first New England GiveCamp, June 11-13 at Microsoft’s Northeast Research and Development center in Cambridge, MA. I’m attending, and I’d urge you to do so. A GiveCamp is basically a gathering of developers, DBAs, project managers, designers [...]
Filed under Musings, Programming.
Tagged AJAX, ASP.NET, Best Practices, Business Practices, Client Relationships, crowdsourcing, CSS, Culture and Society, Database, Dot Net, Facebook, HTML, JavaScript, jQuery, Microsoft, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Office, MSDN, MySQL, PHP, politics, Social Media, SQL, Transact-SQL, VB.NET, VBA, Visual Basic, Visual Studio, WordPress, WordPress Plugins, XML
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The Answers I Wish Facebook Had Given To User Questions
11 May 2010, 10:54 pm « Viewed 9 times
The New York Times’ Bits blog has a post today in which chief Facebook lobbyist Elliot Schrage answers reader questions. For a lawyer — especially a lawyer facing a Bonfire of the Vanities-worthy media frenzy, a meddling Congress, watchdog groups barking at his door and an inchoate Intifada by his longest-standing and most important partner [...]
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Tagged Best Practices, blogging, Business Practices, Culture and Society, Facebook, Facebook API, Login, MySpace, politics, Privacy, Security, Social Media, Twitter
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