You know the drill: teachers get fired for posting their opinions about the school or parents online. While I see a clear violation of the First Amendment, it comes down to people being offended psychologically, which leads to the public outrage and usually firing of that teacher. Teachers are told to stay away from students online, and to make sure their profiles are private. I think this is … [Read more...]
Answer to Social Media Examiner’s article on RockMelt
January 5, 2011 by
Social Media Examiner has an article about Rockmelt and it’s effects on other browsers and the internet itself. Rockmelt is revolutionary, but will spur evolutionary spurs of the major browsers to include these features (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, and Opera). These features are available as extensions in some browsers currently. Eventually, browsers will have these … [Read more...]
Twitter down on Christmas
December 25, 2010 by
I think all Twitter asked for this year was more bandwidth and better servers. Unfortunately, it looks like all Twitter got was coal. Today Twitter has been plagued with that all two familiar over capacity whale. I’m not sure whether it’s all the Christmas posts, or if it is due to another more malicious cause. Let’s hope it comes back soon, I want to post some Christmas … [Read more...]
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