Jeff Esposito
DECEMBER 20, 2010
It’s a pretty graphic that calls out some of the ugliness that lies behind the social nature of these sites. Sure much of the information is public, but when does it become an invasion of privacy? Image - Despair.com. Don’t believe me? The thought is that while doing your job, you also have to look out for number one.
Jeff Esposito
NOVEMBER 26, 2012
Twitter – this is my go to site for news, entertainment and catching up with friends and trading random insults. I am also kind of peeved with the new public pages and how random folks are liking pictures I have taken, but hey since Facebook owns the network we should never assume privacy of any kind. Untappd – I love beer.
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Jeff Esposito
DECEMBER 10, 2010
This week was some interesting things including Danny Brown’s Livefyre experiment and Facebook changing privacy rules against brands only to rescind them. I cannot lie, but the weekend is a very welcome sight. How was your week? Hopefully you enjoy this week’s edition of Five for Friday what stories did I miss? per month.
Jeff Esposito
JUNE 2, 2015
Sure Twitter is late to the party, but at the same time they have made some advancements that Facebook can’t get to due to their privacy policy. If you are driving traffic back to your site, you can tie value back by leveraging other tools like their conversion tracking pixel – Twitter Cards can also be used for this type of tracking.
Jeff Esposito
JUNE 2, 2015
Sure Twitter is late to the party, but at the same time they have made some advancements that Facebook can’t get to due to their privacy policy. If you are driving traffic back to your site, you can tie value back by leveraging other tools like their conversion tracking pixel – Twitter Cards can also be used for this type of tracking.
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