The Rite of Writing Right
It was a recent headline that started my mourning period for writing. Continue Reading
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Connor’s Heroes is a Good Reason to Give Back
Putting on the monkey suit again this year for Connor’s Heroes. Continue Reading
Niche Tweeting
Do you have a wide variety of Twitter interests but one account? Perhaps you need “Niche Tweeting”? Continue Reading
“Maybe a little fat” and Other Social Media Failure Stories
As soon as the words leave your mouth you know that you’ve made a mistake. Continue Reading
Just Say NO to SOPA and PIPA
So here we are, enjoying this lovely blog together. Isn’t it nice? Aren’t we enjoying each other’s company? Take a deep breath. That, my friend, is the sweet, sweet digital air of Internet freedom. And the gears are turning to … Continue Reading
Why Does SOPA Suck and Why Should You Care?
The Internet is the most open and robust means of communication in the world. The SOPA bill itself is seemingly innocuous. It seeks to provide protection to the owners of copyrights against web sites that sell goods and intellectual property … Continue Reading
6 Degrees of What? Open Graph Sharing, That’s What.
You’ve no doubt played the game before: Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon. Name an actor and connect him to Kevin Bacon in 6 steps or less. At RPM, we play a version of this: All Roads Lead to Zappa. Continue Reading
You Did WHAT in 1999? What You Should Know About Timeline
Change is a funny thing. Sometimes good, often daunting, but usually necessary. So as times progress and the “Google +’s” of the world start vamping up their services and sites, it’s none too surprising that Facebook, too, would ebb and … Continue Reading
Why Twitter Takes the Cake
Facebook made my status “stalker”. YouTube is my guilty pleasure for hilarious voyeurism. I’m still questioning Formspring questions. Google+ seems to be just one more platform in Google’s global domination plan. MY favorite? Wouldn’t you like to know… Continue Reading
Smartphones: They Make Calls, Too?
Since most carriers require a 2-year contract, it’s important to do a little research before making a long term commitment to a phone (two years is a long time in the mobile phone world!). You must ask yourself which qualities … Continue Reading