Ari Herzog
MARCH 10, 2011
In my search for an easy way to organize and manage all of that information, I found that iGoogle is a serious time-saver and a great place to store feeds. If you are looking for more in-depth information about iGoogle, I suggest watching this video. iGoogle is an Ajax-based personal web portal. How to add RSS feeds to iGoogle.
Ari Herzog
MARCH 10, 2011
In my search for an easy way to organize and manage all of that information, I found that iGoogle is a serious time-saver and a great place to store feeds. If you are looking for more in-depth information about iGoogle, I suggest watching this video. iGoogle is an Ajax-based personal web portal. How to add RSS feeds to iGoogle.
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Ari Herzog
FEBRUARY 8, 2011
I like all my information in one place. I’m not the type of person to ‘park’ information for later reading. Many of my friends prefer feed readers but I don’t see the logic in collecting information at another inbox and having to remember to check it. I devour email. One inbox. Email is so simple.
Ari Herzog
FEBRUARY 18, 2014
He blogged about the struggle of sharing the same information, and in some cases too much information, to everyone. Facebook explains following : “When you follow someone, you see their posts in your news feed. You automatically follow people you’re friends with. You can also follow the posts of people you’re interested in.”
Ari Herzog
DECEMBER 8, 2010
I’d think 911 dispatchers have more on their plate than respond to Twitter users who spot car information. Launched one week ago by the Seattle Police, @GetYourCarBack is an innovative use of Twitter by law enforcement. I like the concept, but is the goal really for people to call 911?
Ari Herzog
JUNE 2, 2011
If you happen to be in the hunt for some information, then now is the perfect opportunity to harness the true power of Twitter! Pay attention to the top Twitter users. How can you emulate what they do? Tweet well and tweet often but not too often. Follow everyone who follows you. Likewise, if a user refuses to return follow you, remove them.
Ari Herzog
MARCH 31, 2020
Comments Thanks Ari for information. COVID-19 is here. . Many of my friends are frustrated at the lack of tests and some are afraid that they might get infected and be unable to get a test. Thanks for reading. Please sign up to receive blog posts by email or RSS. by Sherry Herzog Related Stories Track U.S.
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