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"Everyone's digital these days"
In the Washington Post, Howard Kurtz talks about how Dr Sanjay Gupta used Twitter to confirm he had been approached by the Obama administration about the US Surgeon General's post:I confirmed yesterday that Obama has offered the job and that Gupta had all but officially accepted. Got it up on...In...
7 reasons why lawyers using Twitter need a blog
Twitter's been a game changer in lawyer networking, branding, and client development. But that doesn't mean lawyers using Twitter can forgo a blog. You still need a blog. Here's seven reasons: Twitter, despite a meteoric rise in popularity (mirroring blog growth of 4 or 5 years ago) is not used...
Remember The Dullest Blog in the World?
It was one of the first blogs I ever read. It had posts like this:Pulling my chair a few inches towards the tableI was sitting at the table and realised that I would be more comfortable if my chair was a couple of inches nearer to the table. I moved the chair forward slightly, thus lessening the...
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Twitter Users (Including Barack and Britney) Hacked and Phished
The Phishermen (and probably a few women) are always looking for fresh waters to hook some unsuspecting phish — so it should be no surprise that Twitter is their latest target. After all, e-mail, cell phones, and Facebook have already been phished, along with countless desktops and l...
