Short, sweet and simple!...
Social Media Explained Visually
Twitter has just finalized a deal to hire the team and buy the technology of RestEngine, a personalized email marketing service, which could help Twitter deliver email digests of great tweets you've missed.
Read more...
Phishers are actively trolling the Internet trying to trick users into giving up their OpenID-based log-in credentials to popular social networking sites. Scammers have launched a campaign preying on users of OpenID in an attempt to steal log-in credentials, according to Barracuda Labs.
Read more and be aware!!!
Kurz nach dem Instagram-Deal kauft der Social-Network-Gigant die Ortungs-App Glancee. Mit ihr kann man sehen, ob Facebook-Freunde in der Nähe sind.
Weiter lesen...
Gefährlicher Mut zur Lücke: Mit einem einfachen Trick lassen sich private Ordner auf dem Cloud-Speicher Dropbox über die Google-Suche einsehen.
===> In 21st Century "Privacy" and #Itsecurity" are also part of Education! <===
Via Gust MEES
LinkedIn Corp. (LNKD) unveiled plans to buy presentation service SlideShare through a cash-and-stock deal valued at about $118.8 million, continuing the professional-networking site's expansion after its first-quarter profit soared on higher revenue.
Read more...
AVG: Android Malware Is Pushed via Twitter and Facebook...
“We detected a big increase in the use of social networks such as Facebook and Twitter to target Android users. Cyber criminals are finding it very convenient to distribute their malware straight to a mobile device via these networks,” said Yuval Ben-Itzhak, chief technology officer at AVG.
“The growth of the Android platform has been phenomenal, which has not gone unnoticed with cyber criminals who have discovered it to be a lucrative target for their malware. In 2011, Google had to remove over 100 malicious apps from the official Android market, Google Play.”
Read more...
Mit dem Facebook Anti-Virus Marketplace startet der Betreiber des sozialen Netzwerks eine Kooperation mit mehreren Antivirusherstellern. Dort können Facebook-Nutzer kostenlose Antivirus-Software herunter laden.
Facebook has partnered with five companies (Microsoft, McAfee, TrendMicro, Sophos, or Symantec) to provide improved security for its users.
First let’s talk about the free software, since everyone likes free stuff. The AV Marketplace is aimed at the hundreds of millions of Facebook users who don’t currently have this security protection on their computer. You can download six-month licenses to full versions of anti-virus software at no charge from Microsoft, McAfee, TrendMicro, Sophos, or Symantec. After that, you’ll have to pay up.
Read more...
Twitter is without a doubt the best way to share and discover what is happening right now.
Read more...
Much has been said about the role social media has come to play in the global landscape over the last few years.
According to the Washington Post, President Obama will today issue an executive order that gives U.S. officials the ability to impose sanctions on foreign bodies that use these “new technologies” to carry out human rights violations.
Read more...
You don’t have time to monitor Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Orkut, LinkedIn, wait, Orkut? Exactly. There are literally kabillions of social networks out there just screaming to get you in as a user. Sure, Twitter and Facebook are the big ones that you’ve already joined. But are they right for you? What about LinkedIn? Or the upstart (and newly redesigned) Google+?
The following infographic from business consultant Zintro does a decent job summarizing the numbers, pros and cons, and what makes each network different. While it is not exhaustive (where’s Pinterest?!), it’s helpful.
SophosLabs is intercepting a spammed-out malware campaign, pretending to be an email about a revealing photo posted online of the recipient.
|
Après l’acquisition de plusieurs start-up spécialisées dans l’e-mail et les relations entre réseaux sociaux, Twitter a lancé ce mardi son nouveau service de newsletter.
Welcome to the SMILE online learning course - thank you for joining us!
By joining this online learning course, you will be participating in six units covering a variety of aspects on the use of social media in learning and education - see the course timetable to the left.
For each unit, you will be given an introductory video to view, along with a written commentary and additional sources of information. You will also have a list of links to explore and reflect on, and examples of interesting practice taken from both the education sector and beyond.
At the end of each unit are a series of tasks to help you deepen your understanding, and gain practical experience of many of the issues discussed.
Read more...
Could Facebook be the next DropBox? The social media site announced Thursday that Groups will have the ability to share files.
Read more...
Broadcast your conversation to the world with Google+ Hangouts On Air. Learn more at http://www.google.com/+/learnmore/hangouts/onair.
Watch the movie...
After initially offering the service to a limited number of users, Google is finally rolling out its Hangouts on Air feature to Google+ users around the world.
Deciding what information should be public isn’t just important for your reputation and mental health. Keeping your account numbers and identifying information secret can help prevent financial fraud, protecting you and property.
In a country like Syria in the midst of turmoil, your privacy can be a matter of life and death.
But for most of us, we’re willing to trade a litte of our privacy for a service we like, or a little company.
Read more...
Twitter might be developing a premium version of its service, CEO Dick Costolo has indicated.
Google Drive's terms of service do indeed allow you to own your own files, but grant the company a license to do as it wants with your uploaded content. Read this blog post by Zack Whittaker on Internet & Media.
Read more...
Facebook hat die Option erweitert, Profildaten aus dem sozialen Netzwerk herunterzuladen. So erhalten Sie einen tieferen Einblick in Ihre Daten.
Key Questions Answered
- How do I set up an account? (step-by-step instructions included!)
- What questions should I always ask myself when I follow someone?
- How do I tweet? How do I retweet? What the heck is a retweet?!
- How do I find good people to follow? Fellow teachers? People interested in what I like?
- What’s privacy like on Twitter?
- What should my profile photo be?
- What are the drawbacks of Twitter?
Read more...
* Executive order to call for sanctions on foreign nationals* Obama notes Syrian use of technology to monitor dissidents* Will encourage private sector to participate with grantsWASHINGTON, April 23...
Read more...
From Subject Access Requests to online web tools, there are several ways to gain the information held about you...
In our last blog, we discussed the importance of competence for fostering the trust you need as a manager to influence others.
We stressed that management competence includes not just technical knowledge of the work but operational and political know-how as well.
Here we want to focus on the other great component of trust — character — but by taking a different approach.
So far we've argued that intentions — character — are the foundation of trust, that they must be supported by competence, and that you must take pains to reveal them. But we haven't addressed the question of your intentions themselves. Does it matter what your intentions are?
Yes, of course it does. We don't trust anyone simply because they have clear intentions. Otherwise, we'd trust Hannibal Lector and other villains.
===> People trust us because we have the right intentions, which are those intentions people accept and agree with. What are "the right" intentions? <===
That's not an easy question to answer, especially for a boss, and it's the subject of our next blog.
Read more, very interesting...
Via Dr Jill Jameson
|
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | ![]() |
14 |
|
Next |

