In Search of the Perfect Screen Grab Utility
For someone who lives in an Apple household and loves the death out of Apple products, I have to admit that I’ve now spent so much time working on PCs in my professional life (never been self-employed)...
View ArticleGood Reads, Jan. 6-12, 2013
Been too busy this week to spend much time keeping up with your newsletters, RSS feeds and other news sources? Here are some of the best articles I’ve come across during the week. Analytics &...
View ArticleGood Reads, Jan. 13-19, 2013
Once again, the weekend has rolled around, and if you’re anything like me you’ll find yourself feeling behind on your reading and wondering what news and other interesting info you might have missed...
View ArticleValentine’s Love from a Journalist turned Web Strategist
Yes, it’s Valentine’s Day. And that has me thinking about the things I love as a professional, things that make my life richer or easier or both. As a journalist turned website and electronic...
View ArticleGood Reads, Feb. 16-22, 2013
There’s a little bit of something for everyone in here this week. Lots of technology and marketing, of course – email tips, writing advice, great information on Google’s search algorithm for Google...
View Article6 Journalism Articles You Really Should Read
My inner journalist has come out this week. I’ve been doing a deep dive in the waters where I first swam professionally – reading and reading and reading about the news business. The topics: new...
View ArticleSaturday Distraction: The Internet in Real Time
Today I’m learning about StumbleUpon and Reddit, two social networks with which I really have had only passing contact in the past: StumbleUpon is on my list because it drives a good deal of traffic to...
View ArticleSaturday Distraction: Google 201
Looking for some distraction on this fine Saturday? How about a fun little learning tangent that will leave you better able to search and find what you want on the Internet? Behold: Google 201 (or, as...
View ArticleA Modern Trifecta: Science, Technology, Ethics
Christmas is past, the new year ahead, and in between traveling to and fro, baking, cooking, and cleaning, I’m able to do a bit of reading and thinking. They go together, of course; it’s one of the...
View ArticleThinking Machines: They’re Already with Us
An essay inspired by the book What to Think About Machines that Think, edited by John Brockman Machines that think are already among us. They’re also so far out in the future that they might never...
View ArticleCan’t access WordPress? I just wait.
It’s the lazy person’s solution and today a gift from the gods. I lost administrative access to this site a couple of months ago. I did some quick searching to find the solution and got as far as...
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