There’s no doubt that using social media communications can offer businesses tremendous business advantage in terms of reaching potential new customers and staying in good touch with the ones they have. In fact, the number of organizations now actively using […]
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Terrorism is a real threat and we all expect the government and law enforcement agencies to be vigilant in defending us against attacks. The effort to protect us from terrorism, however, can’t include surrendering the freedoms, rights, and privileges that
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As new tech devices were given as gifts this past holiday season the old models were discarded to junk drawers or sold for cash. Many without being wiped so personal data like phone books, photos and other files are still
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This month the Obama administration sent its big guns to Silicon Valley in an effort to get the computer makers to open up back doors in their systems so that law enforcement could more easily gain access to data. Tim
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Episode #6 of The Almost Internet Famous Weekly TechSpective Happy Hour was delayed due to the holidays. I was busy with Thanksgiving, Detroit Lions football, Black Friday shopping, and–most importantly–family, so I didn’t get around to recording this week’s episode
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Time flies. We’re already up to Episode #5 of The Almost Internet Famous Weekly TechSpective Happy Hour. I should start thinking about something special to do for the 10th episode–maybe some sort of giveaway. For Episode #5 of TAIFWTHH I
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The recent attack in Paris by Daesh terrorists has raised the debate over privacy versus the surveillance state to a fever pitch. Supporters of surveillance in the name of national security are using the event to attack Edward Snowden and
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For the most part online security and privacy issues don’t discriminate. Everyone is at risk and everyone faces threats on the Internet. There are, however, unique issues and concerns that women need to worry about and Violet Blue wrote The
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Stay calm and Windows on. Microsoft is not Big Brother and Windows 10 is not an evil tool for spying on you. Granted–it is capable of knowing and monitoring a great many things about you. Sharing information with Windows 10
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The world is more and more connected with each passing day–and in most ways that’s a good thing. Just a few years ago you’d have to check the weather yourself, turn on the morning news to get some idea of
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