by Angel Soria | May 20, 2012 | Business, Entrepreneurs, Guest Post, Marketing, New Communication, Privacy, Security, Social Media, Social Media Education, Social Networking, Social Relationship Management, Tools, Twitter
In written academic work, citing sources is standard practice and citing a tweet is no different. The Modern Language Association (MLA) has devised a standard format to cite a tweet that’s super simple and no URL is required. Here’s a step-by-step process...
by Mitchell Cuevas | Jan 27, 2012 | Business, Facebook, New Communication, Privacy, Security, Social Media, Social Networking, Twitter
For as comfortable as many people are using social networks, clicking the ‘I Agree’ button flippantly, and uploading content of all different kinds, it is always good to have a reminder of the how new this stuff really is and how much lawyering has gone on...
by Mitchell Cuevas | Jan 18, 2012 | Privacy, Security, Social Media
Hey, if you care at all about how much control the government has on the content you can see online, you need to help us stop SOPA and PIPA. These are very similar bills before congress designed to curb online piracy, but in fact allow for the government to shut down...
by Mitchell Cuevas | Jan 11, 2012 | Facebook, Security, Social Media
We all get them, the random friend requests from a girl who’s only photo you can see is…well…intriguing. Do you accept them to add to your friend count or up the beauty level of your friend lineup? No! Cyber criminals are using pictures of pretty...
by Mitchell Cuevas | Jan 4, 2012 | Security, Social Media
In this guest post Faronics’ Samatha Shah shows us that social media account hacking can even happen to people who have teams to help them manage their online life. Lady Gaga’s Twitter and Facebook were simultaneously hacked last week and now everyone...
by Mitchell Cuevas | Dec 27, 2011 | Business, Security, Social Media, Social Networking
Another great post from Kelly Batke at Faronics here on the 7 major types of cyber criminals. Check these out and watch out for them as you peruse social networks and shop online this holiday season. Remember when cyber criminals were computer geeks trying to crash...
