Evidently the discipline of doing this daily has eluded me, but I’m picking up the pieces and carrying on. Here are the links I found interesting today: Facebook has had a glitch that overrides user preferences to not receive email notifications. They’re aware of the issue and working to fix it. In the meantime, you…
Of interest around the interwebs today: The legal aspects of SM are as critical as measurement or branding. Social Media Law Update is a smart resource. Smartphones just got more fun: Atari’s Greatest Hits brings 100 classic games (Asteroid, Centipede, Pong, etc.) to your iPhone. Via Uncrate. Two words: Badminton Jedi. Via Devour.
Catching up on two days worth of notable links: April 4 From the Heifer International site: Kids can make a difference this summer as they participate in your local Read to Feed library program. AOL bought Engadget, but forgot to make sure they’d retain the site’s editorial staff along with it. Oops. E One Entertainment…
Linka I found interesting enough to share today: The LAPD joins agencies statewide tomorrow (April 4) in beginning zero-tolerance enforcement of laws prohibiting distracted driving. That menas no texting while driving and no taking while driving (unless you’re using a hands-free device). Think abou it folks. There’s NOTHING so important it can’t wait until you’re…
Here’s what I found notable today: Proud to note that a Smith College alumna is one of the 2011 Pipeline Fellows, as reported by Tech Crunch. Pipeline is a New York-based fund that wants to increase the number of women angel investors and social media entrepreneurs in the U.S. The incredibly useful LifeHacker shared a timely article…
Links of the day for April 1, 2011: My friend Sasha Wilkins, better known as the divine fashion blogger Liberty London Girl, did a brilliant window for Dolce and Gabbana. Sadly, over a dozen people in our San Fernando Valley neighborhood have fallen victim to tire-damaging vandals. The LAPD is advising people to be vigilant and…
I’m two days behind; herewith my links from March 30 and 31: UPS trucks save money, time, and perhaps lives by avoiding left turns. Via Zaibatsu. Samsung laptops: Now with pre-installed keyloggers. Not good. Via ThinkGeek. Making it fun to find a broken link: 35 entertaining 404 (error) pages. Via Mashable. And last: my favorite L.A….
Herewith my links of interest for March 29, 2011: Mashable gathers ten of the most extraordinary Tweets ever, from the very first one (by co-founder Jack Dorsey) to a marriage proposal to the infamous 2008 single-word tweet “Arrested” that arguably first brought Twitter to the mainstream media’s attention. Many people choose to follow a vegetarian/vegan…
Links that caught my eye on March 28, 2011: (With a hat tip to Maria Langer, from whom I got the idea to begin posting thusly.) An abject lesson in how NOT to react when someone posts a negative review of your work. This self-published author had a meltdown – on the reviewer’s site, no less –…