| A Note About Online Privacy: There Is None |
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Posted by: nouellette
on Thursday, December 17, 2009 Tagged in: Untagged
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It's been interesting to watch reactions to Facebook's changes in their privacy policy. Status updates of some of my friends have outlined how to change privacy settings by unclicking a box in the administrative options of a profile. Then I saw
an interesting post on Beth's Blog about a movement called
Seppukoo (named after the noble death of samaris who threw themselves down on their swords) to get people to cancel their Facebook accounts and reclaim their lives.
I haven't felt very strongly about any of this because I've always felt that anything I post on the internet, whether it's a tweet or a blog or a status update, can be accessed by anyone with enough tech skills.
| A Video On The Importance Of The Internet |
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Posted by: nouellette
on Sunday, May 10, 2009 Tagged in: Untagged
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Nancy Marshall, Maine PR Maven, posted this video a month or so ago on her blog and I think it's fantastic. It's a little long but it's five minutes well spent that'll blow your mind. Anyone who thinks social media and technology is irrelavent to them, check it out!
| I'm Offically Addicted... |
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Posted by: nouellette
on Tuesday, December 18, 2007 Tagged in: Untagged
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My mom has been recieving Bon Appetit magazine and then either sending them or giving them to me for years now. Also, whenever people see a great recipe in a book or are thinking of getting rid of a cookbook, they ask me first.
I'm known as a lover or recipes and a bit of a cook (though not at all a baker as some friends are a little too quick to point out...though my cake with substitutions did work out in the end, anyway...). The problem then becomes a file folder of recipes I can't organize, let alone find to make. Plus piles of ripped out magazine pages just get to me.
