Social Spies: How Governments and Companies Use Social Media for Intel
okt 15, 2019
I wrote a year ago about Social Media and identity theft. In that post, I discussed information leakage and how bad actors could use that for stealing someone’s identity. There are other off-label uses for social media platforms including business competitive analysis, actual spying, and a place for covert operatives to help secure their assumed […]
I suggest a permissions contract
apr 25, 2013
A recent post on Lifehacker about using social media logins on other sites got me to thinking: what impact do those permissions social media and smartphone apps really mean anyway? I have always been reluctant to use Facebook’s apps. It seems they want permissions they don’t really need. Why do they need to post on […]
Social Media Tools at Work – Part 4
apr 26, 2010
Social Media Tools: Applicable at Work or Not? Working as a project management consultant, I’m often asked about some of the “new” social media tools available to organizations. What are the BEST tools? How can they help? Are they worth it? If you’re thinking about whether or not to apply social media tools at work, […]
Social Media Tools – Part 3
apr 22, 2010
Social Media Tools: Applicable at Work or Not? Working as a project management consultant, I’m often asked about some of the “new” social media tools available to organizations. What are the BEST tools? How can they help? Are they worth it? If you’re thinking about whether or not to apply social media tools at work, […]
Social Media Tools At Work – Part 2
apr 20, 2010
Social Media Tools: Applicable at Work or Not? Working as a project management consultant, I’m often asked about some of the “new” social media tools available to organizations. What are the BEST tools? How can they help? Are they worth it? If you’re thinking about whether or not to apply social media tools at work, […]
