A couple months ago, a friend called me very concerned to let me know that a co-worker’s travel itinerary was inadvertently being broadcast over the public Internet. Turns out that he was simply Twittering the happenings of his vacation. It wasn’t that long ago that there was public outcry over our loss of privacy. Now – we’re broadcasting it.
Social Media is more than the latest fad. It’s changing the way the world communicates. Soon virtually every person on the planet can communicate with every other one. But then again, do we have anything interesting to say? I know I certainly don’t, exemplified by this most current social media I’m writing now.
Where’s this all going? No one is in charge; it’s just sort of happening. And we’re going happily along for the ride. Take the latest craze on Twitter. My friend, Liz, was tutoring me this week on how Twitter works. Something about RT (for Re-tweeting) and an @ symbol (still don’t know what that’s about). Read more »




