Twitter is an open social network, this means anyone can read your tweets (unless you protect them) including your friends, co-workers and also lovely lawyers. Obviously, we hope not everyone in the world is looking to sue you, but it’s good to think before you tweet.
Christopher Cornell of Sci-Tech Today is writing an interesting piece on how employers must have social media policies. He starts out with reminiscing about the Domino’s Pizza case where two employees videoed themselves doing nasty stuff to food, and then uploading it to YouTube. I reckon it is self-explanatory that if you do something disgusting Continue reading →
The Southeastern Conference’s (American college sports organisation) ticket policy was basically a ban against communicating to anyone outside the game. No game updates, no photos and no video were allowed to be posted to the Internet while at a game. The SEC wanted to be the sole Tweeter. Of course, this is absurd. It’s unenforceable, Continue reading →
This video has been doing the rounds over the past month or so and when I first saw it I didn’t know whether to laugh out loud or cringe. It does however have to be the best wedding entrance ever. The video, set to R&B star Chris Brown’s “Forever” became an overnight hit and has Continue reading →
I have always been impressed with people that are a bit too lazy to learn the real thing, but still very keen on practicing it. Like people becoming the world champion playing Guitar Hero instead of learning how to play the guitar, or just not being able to keep from singing really loudly with a Continue reading →
Much like Apple took a stand against the PC, Box.net is taking on their competitor, Microsoft’s SharePoint. Box.net and SharePoint are both online services for sharing content. A promotional email sent by Box.net says: “We’ve noticed a lot of businesses are switching from SharePoint to Box.net because we make it easier to share content and Continue reading →
Everyone has heard the phrase ‘Got Milk?‘. This extremely famous advertising slogan, which uses has been adopted to outside the dairy FMCG market, was in 2002 named one of the 10 best commercials of all time. And probably rightly so, as American awareness has reached over 90% (meaning there are more Americans that know of Continue reading →
A really awesome website by MoMA (The Museum of Modern Art) in New York. Designed to make visitors experiences more personal using Facebook. With Your Facebook profile you have your tastes, indicate your lifestyle, show the things you like and dislike. MoMa uses this information to your advantage. MoMA connects to your profile in the Continue reading →
