If your visits from Google are down today, there may be good reason! I Twittered upon something amusing this morning, but this also stinks too, because it really does make me wonder if the referrals will be less today because of this Google mix up. Thanks to a tweet by @coplandmj I woke up to […]
Crappy name Boasting about making money following crazy number of people only a few following back One Update Amazing folks, just amazing! And – yes, its the combination of all 5 things listed here that SCREAMS Twitter SPAM! UPDATE: 2/2/09 Just wanted you to know that I checked on this account today (its been a […]
I got an email a few days ago (as I am sure anyone who has used the StumbleUpon Ads did) talking about features, and new enhancements to come with the SU advertising program in 2009. Here is part of the email sent: More Reasons to Start a New Campaign More traffic to your website * […]
I was recently informed that a Utah real estate company that we consult, Uncle Sam’s Land, is donating an actual property from their portfolio for the upcoming silent auction “Love for Nie Nie.” That is an inspiring donation and reminded me that we can all do something of the like! I am sure many of […]
I have been reading so much lately about social media in 2009, and how everybody thinks the rules are changing. I have to throw in my two cents because I think most of this talk (and what I read) is garbage! IMO, social media can easily be summed up by this one statement – If […]
I have a neighbor that is an amazing web developer and is so immersed in what he does, that until recently (after chatting with me) I rarely saw him do anything with social networks. A few months ago I got him on Twitter, taught him the ropes, and he experienced immediate power and success with […]
This most recent weekend I had the chance to go ice fishing with a group of friends. We went to Fish Lake in Central Utah and it was great experience, considering it was my first time out on the ice. I have been fishing on many occasions in the past, as it has been a […]
The question is: Do individuals who post personal information on publicly available Web sites have a reasonable expectation of privacy in their identity? This same question was asked earlier this year in Sandler v. Calcagni, a case out of the District Court of Maine. The facts condensed Two high school friends/cheerleaders have a falling out […]
