Digital Trends wrote a fantastic review of the introduction of Klout’s Squad Pages last week (here), and in that review they alluded to a possible issue with how users were ranked. Yet there are some unresolved issues, too. While Klout has not officially revealed what data that goes into its ranking algorithm, it’s evident that [...]
Continue reading...19 April 2012
This week Klout launched what they call their “Squad” Pages for Brands. (Great overview on it and how very different they are from, say Facebook Pages, here). Anyway, first one launched with Red Bull. At some point this week, it popped up on my Klout page, so added it as a Topic of Influence. One thing [...]
Continue reading...28 February 2012
So, Apple is unveiling its new iPad on my birthday. Ok, who’s stepping up to the plate to make sure that’s no coicidence? — Scott Kuhn (@scotters) February 28, 2012
Continue reading...18 February 2012
Those were the words I told Desiree in GM’s Legal Department Thursday. And I mean it, with a vengeance. You see, GM is reporting record profits, yet is still relying on legal maneuvering to continue not to honor the class action lawsuit by approximately 150,000 Saturn Vue and Ion owners (2003-2005) whose vehicles had or [...]
Continue reading...2 January 2012
The background of Sammy’s project is listed above under The Epic Project. He wants to start in South America, so the sovereign countries we’re looking for currencies examples from are: Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Ecuador Guyana Paraguay Peru Suriname Uruaguay Venezuela Can you help, or do you know of someone in one of these [...]
Continue reading...30 December 2011
Subtitle: What NOT To Do. If you don’t know the name yet, you should. Now would be a great time, if for no other reason than helping this post make some kind of sense. A good overview is here, courtesy of BusinessInsider.com. You see, he’s gone viral, and not at all in a good way. [...]
Continue reading...9 December 2011
One of the greatest benefits of homeschooling is the ability to tailor learning to the individual student and his/her learning style, as well as incorporate many different areas of learning rather than a single subject (like grammar). Sammy and I have been talking about and planning an epic project to begin in January. It’ll initially [...]
Continue reading...4 December 2011
This weekend marked a social media milestone for me: impersonation. Granted, they weren’t very good, nor malicious, but it was impersonation nonetheless. And replied to a twitter follower of mine, who alerted me. Here’s the first, which has already been suspended. And here’s the second. Fully copied not only pic, but my profile as well. [...]
Continue reading...14 July 2011
Social media is funny sometimes. Not funny ha-ha so much, but funny weird, as Joshie would say (he stole that bit from Backyardigans). Anyway…on Empire Avenue, in my index (I’m currently President of the “Family and Children” index) mentioned a webinar of some sort that he was doing by the title of Parenting Made Easy. [...]
Continue reading...14 May 2011
Been plugging along on this post over past week or so…hope it’s at least somewhat coherent. For years, even before starting my own business, I’d been invited to and even visited different business networking groups. And as a disclaimer, I will readily admit that I have not been to all types, and that some groups [...]
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24 April 2012
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