14 Articles match "Chris Pirillo","social"

• The Best from Informal Learning Flow

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• Chris Pirillo Debuts E-Book: 140 Twitter Tips
  
  Chris Pirillo 's 140 Twitter Tips, a 14-page PDF, is a concise compendium of useful guidelines and helpful hints for every kind of Twitter user, from doing-it-wrong noobs to social media addicts. Click here to purchase 140 Twitter Tips from GnomeTomes, the new publishing arm of Pirillo's social media empire/blog network Lockergnome . One of our favorite geeks has just released an e-book on best practices for Twitter use. From the best time of day to get retweets to how to process public criticism, the e-book also covers a broad range of common issues users
  ReadWriteWeb - Monday, March 8, 2010
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• Chris Pirillo’s “Pillars of Community”
  
  At LeWeb in Paris (December 2009) Chris Pirillo articulated some underlying principles for creating true (virtual) community. Matt Buckland [1] recorded Chris’ points in text form. Chris started by saying “I don’t have an agenda; I don’t have an announcement…” referring, of course, to the number of companies that had been making announcements on the stage. I’m m going to make some comments on them now.
  Skys Blog @ The Dalai Lama Foundation - Monday, January 18, 2010
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• How Malware Can Be Delivered Efficiently in Twitter
  
  I follow Chris Pirillo on Twitter. If Chris posts a link in my Twitter stream, it is more than likely that I will click on that link and see what Chris has found interesting. Recently, Chris Pirillo had an software offer. Somehow, Chris Pirillo talked Bill Pytlovany into discounting the WinPatrol program He is among the hundreds of people whose one hundred and forty characters I read daily. I use Twitter in that manner with many people.
  Lockergnome Blog Network - Friday, June 12, 2009
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• One Million People in Oklahoma at Risk from Identity Theft
  
  The computer file contained the names, Social Security numbers, birth dates and home addresses of Oklahoma’s Human Services’ clients receiving benefits from programs such as Medicaid, child care assistance, nutrition aid and disability benefits, the agency announced Thursday.” Chris Pirillo has offered programs like Invisible Secret at a reduced rate for this very reason. The laptop may cost a thousand dollars - perhaps two thousand dollars. The lost data on the laptop could cost the state of Oklahoma millions of dollars.
  Lockergnome Blog Network - Friday, April 24, 2009
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• Informal learning hot list for February 2009
  
  The Informal Learning Flow aggregator is beginning to take social signals into account. Together these social signals indicate that the content is likely of higher quality (or at least of higher interest). A Guide to Social Learning social Wouldn’t it be cool to let the wisdom of your crowd suggest things on the net that merit your attention? It beats threshing a barrage of chaff to locate the kernels of information you want.
  Internet Time - Tuesday, March 3, 2009
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• Godfather of Video Blogging Tells All in New Book: Get Seen
  
  As part of a series called The New Rules of Social Media, he's just published a book that lays out a complete roadmap for online video success. For businesses using the social Web to grow, it's particularly useful, as it contains a series of plans and tools for recording and editing video and building a community around that content. It also contains a wealth of information on and interviews with some of the most talented Our good friend Steve Garfield is a terrific fellow and also happens to be one of the Web's first video bloggers. Essentially, Get Seen is a comprehensive
  ReadWriteWeb - Sunday, February 21, 2010
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• Fear and Fake Anti-Virus Sites
  
  The goal is to separate the buying from that individual’s cash - and hackers are experts at social engineering and manipulation. Catherine Forsythe *** Chris Pirillo is offering a discount on an excellent security program at the moment. Tags: social engineering hackers security Uncategorized software spoofing Genera It is an old ploy but it is still effective. The scam is a clever duplicate site to spoof legitimate businesses and genuine security products.
  Lockergnome Blog Network - Wednesday, February 25, 2009
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• Social Media and the Echo Chamber
  
  With the rise of social media and social networking sites we have come to see some problems that the creators of the sites may not have been able to predict.  Perhaps the most famous social media site is Digg.com , which runs on user generated content and links which are voted on by other users and, depending on the number of “diggs” they get, either posted to the main page or buried.  Twitter is another Some of these problems are so big as to hurt the sites and make them less usable by large groups of users.  In the case of one site, it has made it completely useless to
  Lockergnome Blog Network - Tuesday, May 12, 2009
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• Twitter overhyped?
  
  I started using it as a social tool to keep in touch with friends and family but quickly found that friends and family actually posted through Facebook more often.  I did what most people do after that, I started following news and information people such as Patrick Norton, of TechTV and now Revision3 fame, Chris Pirillo, and columnist John Dvorak.  For instance, Chris Pirillo and Patrick Norton would regularly It is impossible to watch the news anymore without hearing something about Twitter, the online micro blogging site that allows you to post tiny messages for people to see. 
  Lockergnome Blog Network - Thursday, March 19, 2009
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• CalOptima Loses Unencrypted Data
  
  Chris Pirillo even recommends programs that turns encryption into an easy process. The unencrypted data on the CDs includes member names, home addresses, dates of birth, medical procedure codes, diagnosis codes and member ID numbers, and an unspecified number of Social Security numbers.” Encryption is really not that difficult. Really, it isn’t.
  Lockergnome Blog Network - Tuesday, October 27, 2009
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