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Category Archives: Social Media
It worked! You can indeed ask LinkedIn to put you on a do not contact list
Recently I wrote a blog post about how LinkedIn email notifications work, and as part of that pointed out that there is no easy way to unsubscribe from invitations. Instead, people who never want to hear from LinkedIn can contact … Continue reading
The arrival of non-text Google Ads – part of the privacy policy changes?
I just opened my email and saw my first non-text Google Ad – see screenshot. One of the things I always liked about Google for email is that even though I’m exchanging free for looking at ads, the ads were … Continue reading
Did you know? Technically, LinkedIn invites are personal email from your contacts, not LinkedIn spam
Yesterday I posted some tips to help deal with unwanted LinkedIn invitations. Today I received another invitation and, out of curiosity, followed the link anonymously in a chrome incognito window (control-click -> open link in incognito window). This allowed me … Continue reading
Posted in Information and Communication Technology, Random, Social Media
Tagged linkedin, spam
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Preventing LinkedIn spam – how it works and tips for the spammer *and* the spammee!
LinkedIn is an important online tool for professional networking and maintaining a handy and attractive online curriculum vitae (mine is at http://kb2.org/eigencv), but one of its strengths (that so many people use it) is also directly related to one of its … Continue reading
Posted in Information and Communication Technology, Social Media
Tagged linkedin, networking, spam, tech tip
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Amazee shut down on 23 December: did anybody notice?
I just remembered that in October Amazee Labs announced that it would be shutting down the amazee.com social change platform on 23 December. I blogged about it back then and was quite appalled. I completely forgot to check on the 23rd, … Continue reading
Posted in Information and Communication Technology, Social Media
Tagged amazee, facebook, kabissa, wiserearth
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On my radar: accessnow.org Protecting the Net in 2012
I just received the mailing below from Brett Solomon at Access Now, and it has gotten my mind spinning on how much work there is to do to “protect the net” and the now billions of people around the world … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Information and Communication Technology, Mobile, Social Media
Tagged Access
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“Weird Al” Yankovic – Stop Forwarding That Crap To Me
There are some good lessons in this video for all of us. Listen carefully. (What I can’t get over is the irony that people take the time and effort to make media like this that criticizes us for sharing time-wasting … Continue reading
Posted in Information and Communication Technology, Social Media
Tagged email, facebook, twitter
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Even wikipedia is fraught with peril
I love how XKCD teaches us valuable tech skills through humor. Wikipedia is a great tool, but as with all tools we need to use our brains when we use it – and be more than slightly careful.
Social Media Explained
Perhaps it’s because “you get out of facebook what you put into facebook” and I haven’t been spending much time on facebook in recent months, my stream has been reduced to people I know sharing (“so funny! I’m stealing this … Continue reading
The Human Rights Imperative for Grassroots Empowerment through ICT
I just spent two days at the Silicon Valley Human Rights Conference. Over 500 people came together to “examine and explore how the human rights and high tech sectors can better plan for and manage the human rights implications of … Continue reading
Posted in Information and Communication Technology, Mobile, Social Media
Tagged Capacity Building, CHANGE, Human Rights, kabissa, Time To Get Online, Tor
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