I was going through my feeds last night and funneling all of my reads as I tend to do in the evenings and sharing some of what I found to be interesting to my community through Twitter. This is becoming more and more of a habit with me as I tend to pour through a lot of data. What I think might be of interest to my followers I share. I am generous that way. Actually it is part of my overall plan to let the blogosphere and other platforms know that I exist—I network therefore I am. I see a t-shirt in the makings here.
As I approached the 11:00 pm hour I noticed that my Tweetdeck was acting up. I am the type that wants everything just to work. I don’t care about the Internet service and other stuff I want it to work when I hit the power button. The same thing goes for Twitter. When I hit send and let everyone what is happening, I want it to work. When it doesn’t I just chalk it up to another fail whale. That is until today when I found out that Twitter was hacked. Not hacked by a 13 year old kid in his parents basement but by the “Iranian Cyber Army”. Excuse me? I was just watching a Leo Laporte show about Cyber Warefare and making fun of it actually on Twitter, but now I read that headline on TechCrunch. You can see the rest of the coverage on Techmeme.
Twitter is starting to lose my trust. Is this what we are going to expect out of Twitter’s future? There has been numerous Phishing problems with Twitter and there are many other incidents just this year of them getting hacked and Google documents being obtained. I am losing trust for Twitter quickly. I hope they will learn from the recent attack and work on making adjustments. Do you trust Twitter? I’m not sure I would give them my user and password for…. Ooops! [Runs to change password again] I am clearly not trusting the Twitter world at present.
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There is something to say about getting a handwritten note in the mail. It may go back to the day when I was a young boy and we actually walked a mile to get the mail and it was so rewarding just to find that you had a letter from someone. My mother would read the letter as we walked back home. Or it could be that it is special when someone takes the tie to sit down and labor out a thoughtful note and spend the money and time to make sure you get it. Either way, it is an art I think that is slowly going away with new technology and how we can just update our status or send a quick typed out email with LOL typed into 6 times.
I have always been a child of television. I was born at the height of when television broke on to the scene as the next big thing, and I was doused with it’s essence from day one. To that end I have some things that are a part of my DNA I believe that makes me drawn to it like a moth to flame. That lure is now spilling over to my job here at One By One Media. I have taken One By One Media to the television. In my own mind anyway. I am feeling like Johnny Carson these days doing his thing.
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I will be speaking at Wordcamp Miami as I did in Las Vegas on "Blogging for A Living", it is a presentation that I have given a number of times and therefore I wont have to prepare more than my usual, but more importantly, and perhaps more fun I will be doing a live radio show from BarCamp Miami courtesy of my client
This event has some real
I am constantly finding reasons why I am not a proponent of hosting blogging plans. I am a WordPress supporter yet I don’t recommend hosting your blog on WordPress.com, and in spite of the Google mantra of doing no evil, I tell many to run away from Google’s application Blogger. In a recent article by
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