Facebook jumps on the social search bandwagon
For some time I have complained about the fact that the data on Facebook has an extremely short useful time period. One example I use is this: If a friend
January 15, 2013
Recent Blog Posts
Facebook’s Democracy Goes Bye-Bye and Privacy Settings Are Changing
Facebook was never a democracy, but people did have the opportunity to be heard through a vote. Well, Facebook warned us that if at least 30 million people didn’t vote,
December 12, 2012
Public Companies – Can Your Social Media Posts Violate SEC Rules?
There is always a new tangle when it comes to social media. The newest concern for public companies? If you post something on Facebook that should have been provided to
December 7, 2012
Facebook Copyright Hoax
Just because I am tired of seeing it, let me address the Facebook copyright hoax. This gem shows up every now and again. People paste this missive about how they
November 27, 2012
Facebook’s New Data Use / Privacy Policy
Facebook has a new data use policy, which is, as usual, controversial. Facebook is using your stuff To sum it up, Facebook wants to share your data. And it is
November 27, 2012
Promoted Personal Facebook Posts
As promised, updating you on promoted posts. I am now able to promote posts from my personal Facebook account, in addition to pages I manage. As Mashable wrote, the cost
October 11, 2012
Facebook Promoted Posts for Law Firm Marketing
Recently, Facebook introduced a concept called promoted posts. This feature allows anyone, whether from a page or an account, to increase the prominence of a post. You can promote anything,
October 7, 2012
No, Facebook is not sharing your private messages
I speak negatively about Facebook and privacy so much, I am happy to have a chance to say something positive. Recently, in France, a rumor started that Facebook is sharing
September 28, 2012