Hey @twitter, #FreeMyTweets! We the tweople demand access to our old tweets. This isn’t about me, so craft your own message, augment it, write your own posts, whatever, just keep #FreeMyTweets in there and help me liberate our data!
When a Twitter follower asks if your account has been hacked it tends to grab your attention. This is what happened early this morning after I installed The Fancy.
I’ve been a user of both SkyDrive and Dropbox since their early beta stages, and while the new release of SkyDrive makes it significantly easier to get files to and fro, it still doesn’t match the ease, functionality, and platform ubiquity of Dropbox.
I am what you call a wreckless beta tester. I often put myself into harms way so that friends, clients, and seminar attendees don’t have to. I do have limits though. One of those limits is…
A potential employer asking for your Facebook password is like asking for your age, religion, and sexual orientation all in one. Which last time I checked were considered discriminatory questions.
Companies should empower CSR’s to deviate from a script when the response doesn’t fit and clearly the person on the phone knows it.