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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | B2B MEMES FEBRUARY 1, 2012 My February Challenge: 10 Tweets a Day It’s somewhat sad, I suppose, that my only effective mode of self-improvement is to set arbitrary goals. But it works. Last November, I challenged myself to write a blog post a day. am happy to say I met my goal. Although I subsequently fell off the wagon in December (8 posts) and January (5 posts), it still feels like a significant achievement. This month, I’m setting my sights on Twitter. I think of myself as an active and enthusiastic user of the platform, but when I actually calculate my daily tweets, the number is unimpressive. visit to How Often Do You Tweet? tweets a day. Perhaps not. | B2B MEMES FEBRUARY 3, 2012 The Privacy Canard: David Lazarus and the Evils of Facebook In the Los Angeles Times today, columnist David Lazarus, a writer I admire, wrote an oddly bitter piece inspired by the Facebook IPO, wondering why so many people under 30 just don’t care about privacy: It’s not just that we no longer feel outraged by repeated incursions on our virtual personal space. We now welcome the scrutiny of strangers by freely sharing the most intimate details of our lives on Facebook, Twitter, and other sites. Why is this new attitude to privacy so bad? Because, he says, it can get you in trouble. ” What happened to her is bad, yes. Get over it. Better | | | | | |
| B2B MEMES JANUARY 31, 2012  5 Things I Learned from Self-Publishing If nothing else, self-publishing is a learning experience. You learn not just about the process, but yourself. It’s not for everyone, certainly, but don’t count yourself out as a self-publisher until you give it some serious thought. Thanks to e-book and print-on-demand technology, the risks are low and the potential for rewards—though not perhaps of the kind you’d expect—high. Intrigued? | |
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