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Attention Websites That I Like: Do This
I love when websites allow me to use an existing social login to log in to their content as well. That means fewer IDs and passwords to remember and I am all about that. What I don’t like is when the...
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Don’t Collect More Information than You Need
Want to build rapport online? One way to build a foundation of trust is to not collect more information than you absolutely need. According to a recent Ipsos online study, 45% of U.S. adults feel that...
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New Pew Data: Teens, Social Media, and Privacy
According to new research data from the Pew Internet & American Life Project, Teens share a wide range of information about themselves on social media sites. However, few teens embrace a fully...
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So Your Client Wants to Be Your Friend on Facebook
Guest Post by Mickie Kennedy Over a billion people have Facebook accounts, and chances are you and most of your clients rank in that number. Most likely you use your Facebook page to keep up with...
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Are You an Unintentional Cyber Criminal?
Today’s headlines are full of stories about large scale cyber attacks that result in personal and financial data getting into the wrong hands. while we can’t control the massive databases that have our...
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We Still (Mostly) Like the Internet
A Pew Research Center survey of U.S. adults conducted in January 2018 finds the vast majority of internet users (88%) say the internet has been a mostly good thing for them personally. However,...
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Guest blogger today is Tracy Schario Johnson At a recent business meeting, I was asked the following: “Why do people I don’t know want to follow me on Twitter, and should I allow them to do so without...
View ArticleTool for Facebook Privacy
Privacy is a hot topic in social media. Users seem to have finally gotten over the thrill of all the free tools and have caught up to thinking about how much of their personal information they want...
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