"Internet Service Providers could create “fast lanes” for preferred companies or content, leaving small businesses, charities, and individual initiatives to wither on the old, slow networks." https://blakesblog.com/2017/07/netneutrality/
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Driving the Information Super Highway
There is a skills gap when it comes to driving the information super highway, and perhaps its just a public safety skills gap after all, that people take for granted this technology is only for the 'well to do' and only has the 'well to do' on it. In recent news, the vast dating website … Continue reading Driving the Information Super Highway
Challenging Wacky Statistics
Perhaps statistics like the census ought to be a national security priority. In the commercial sphere there is the case for it. Where Yahoo and Uber have been notoriously hacked and in the case of Uber, been the hacker that their popularity has probable doubt. Yet corporate media assiduously follow these statistics denying the very … Continue reading Challenging Wacky Statistics
Breaking Away Only If….
You can use your platform to put wrongs to rights, and not to create wrongs from rights. It only appears that you are breaking away but perhaps you are the first to realize based on your particular experience and so it ought to be well within Reason.
Influencer Marketing
Check this. If I hit the share button, am I 'distributing' your 'copyrighted shit'? 'Share this' if your income is over $36,000. That's influencer marketing, and it leads me to think some of these people are mad at being famous, HAHAHA.
The Power of Small Audiences
"UNITED WAY OF NEW HAVEN All Our Kin. Helping parents raise their kids." created this video that a 'mere' 1,000 people watched, not 1 billion people, because it is a local group that wants to introduce themselves in that area. After watching that video I feel very acquainted with their work. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2_0AsP2kt4
What I think of surveys
read on here (SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: BULLSHIT SURVEYS & HARD COLD CASH)
Media Has Grammar Laws. Gee Why?
In media the copy editor is the highest paid office position. Some writers start out at $30,000 and progress to copy editor at $50,000. A copy editor is a grammar cop. That's why some stories are pure PMS about a bad date we'd all say 'why?' in the first place. Why this piece instead of … Continue reading Media Has Grammar Laws. Gee Why?
Social Media Influencers
Of public content, only 1% of internet users make or share it, which is not the same as private content for their real life group only. Knowing what to expect creates influence. And what is reshared into private groups might not be known until a sale.
The Limitations of Communication
The limitations of communication is age old, no one can tell people how to think. It is freedom of privacy. Here is a case study: Two of Canada’s biggest pension funds have part ways on strategy. One has chosen to invest heavily in Uber, the other has come out to invest heavily in oil, gas and … Continue reading The Limitations of Communication
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