Since I create Facebook ads as part of my work, I pay close attention to advertisements I see as I surf around Facebook. I notice what is placed where, how
The Facebook Banner is the series of photos across the top of the wall on Facebook. The banner is a bit difficult to manage unless you use a banner application.
I am very careful. I don’t randomly provide my email address. I have various passwords; good ones. When I offer security recommendations it is not a case of do as
If you see a post from a friend on your Facebook wall telling you to click and get a free iPad, or a free anything, or just a link that
If you recall a while back I suggested you (ok outright told you to) turn on the secure feature of Facebook that adds the s to http: when you are
In conducting research for a seminar, Legal Issues in Advertising with Gina Rubel, I claimed my Avvo listing. Avvo, for those who don’t know, is a site that helps laypeople
The Lawyerist has posted my article analyzing a Facebook v. a Facebook Profile. Check it out here
It is an interesting and thrilling story. Damsels in distress, train tracks, howling wolves. Ok, it’s not. But it does involve a damsel in distress, me; along with my blog
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