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Your digital footprint

May 22, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Digital health, Knowledge Management

5 Places to Look for Your Digital Footprint
TechNewsDaily, mashable.com

Recently, many iPhone and iPad users were incensed to learn that Siri — the personal digital assistant for iOS devices — has an eerily long memory. Unbeknownst to Apple customers, Siri sends all your queries directly to Apple’s company’s servers,…

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5 Places To Look For Your Digital Footprint (presurfer.blogspot.com)
Apple’s ‘ iOS in the Car ‘ Lets Drivers Access Their iPhone Via The Dashboard … – Forbes (forbes.com)
Apple unveils ‘biggest change ever’ to mobile software (itv.com)
5 Places to Look for Your Digital Footprint (mashable.com)
Five More Ways To Master Siri On Your iPhone And iPad [Feature] (cultofmac.com)
Three new iOS 7 features you’re going to love (pocketnow.com)

Gmail now allows you to designate trustee after you die

May 18, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Security & Privacy

Act Now Or, When You Die, Your Secret Love Letters Will Belong To Google
BY STAN ALCORN, fastcoexist.com

Gmail’s recent policy changes that let you designate someone to control your account after you’re gone is just the tip of the iceberg in terms of the confusing issues around who can access your online life once you pass away.

After you die, the…

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Google’s Response to Glass Privacy Concerns Disappoints Congressman (hngn.com)
Secret warrant used to access WikiLeaks volunteer’s Gmail account (theverge.com)
Google handed over years of e-mails belonging to WikiLeaks chatroom admin (arstechnica.com)
New Gmail app adds a touch of color — and frustration – Computerworld (computerworld.com)

How you get hacked at Starbucks

April 29, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Knowledge Management, Security & Privacy

How You Get Hacked at Starbucks
Samantha Murphy, mashable.com

For those who frequently use the free public Wi-Fi in coffee shops such as Starbucks and Dunkin’ Donuts, you’re likely already aware of how easy it is for hackers to steal your personal and financial information over the shared networkBut what you…

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Dunkin’ Donuts Unleashes Plan for America to Actually Run On Dunkin’ (bostinno.streetwise.co)
Dunkin’ Donuts Continues Westward March With First Utah Location Opening Today (consumerist.com)

Vermont leverages Fed funds to build gigabyte network costing only $35 a month

April 29, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Knowledge Management

Vermont gets a gigabit network. And it only costs residents $35 a month
Stacey Higginbotham, gigaom.com

The telephone company that provided the copper service that in 1923 allowed Calvin Coolidge to be sworn in as United States President, at Plymouth Notch in Vermont, is trading its storied copper for fiber. VTel, a telephone compa…

Vermont gets a gigabit network. And it only costs residents $35 a month http://flip.it/Umdkt http://flip.it/AVKnz

A gigabit is not enough. New research takes us to 400Gbps. (gigaom.com)

The Employment Law You Are Probably Breaking

April 10, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management

Suzanne Lucas, inc.com

EVIL HR LADY

How you pay your employees is governed by federal law. Violating it is easy, so be careful.

Dear Evil HR Lady,

If an exempt employee had to go to the doctor and missed an hour to three hours of work, can an…

The Employment Law You Are Probably Breaking http://flip.it/ATwIL http://flip.it/iIt7O

The Employment Law You Are Probably Breaking

Law: A few more thoughts on telecommuting (thegazette.com)
States Outlaw Employer Demands for Credit Checks (blogs.lawyers.com)
Inc.com Calls The Boss Show ‘The 1 Podcast To Listen To’ (virtual-strategy.com)
Unpaid Interns and the Law (bu.edu)

A bracelet that sends kidnapping alerts for human rights workers

April 9, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Sustainable Design

Bracelet For Human Rights Workers Sends Kidnapping Alerts to Facebook, Twitter
By Francie Diep, popsci.com

When activated, the device sends “Help!” messages social media accounts and nearby aid workers.

Activists and aid workers who document government abuses or monitor elections often risk abduction by those who oppose their work. Now one…

RT @PopSci: Bracelet for human rights workers sends “Help!” messages to Facebook and Twitter in case of kidnapping http://flip.it/4U6CC http://flip.it/JRCzC

The GPS Armband: The Aid Workers Best Friend (storiesbywilliams.com)
Death Penalty for Polluters in China (climatedisplacement.wordpress.com)

Docracy: sequencing the genome of legal documents

March 27, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Knowledge Management, Security & Privacy

Sequencing The Genome Of Legal Documents To Make Them Readable
BY BEN SCHILLER, fastcoexist.com

Unless you’re a lawyer, you probably don’t understand a lot of the agreements and contracts you sign. But Docracy hopes to even the playing field by letting you easily see which parts of a document are standard and where you might be getting…

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Best Ways To Get Your Trademark Registered (freetrademarksearch.wordpress.com)
Justin Bieber Makes his House Guests Sign a Waiver (ksfm.cbslocal.com)

Saving your work email

March 25, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Knowledge Management

How Can I Save All My Work Emails for a Personal Backup?
Melanie Pinola, lifehacker.com

Dear Lifehacker,
I’m leaving my job and want to take my work emails with me. I’ve been burned at jobs before, and it became very useful to have an email paper trail behind me. How can I save all the emails so I can access them in the future, ju…

How Can I Save All My Work Emails for a Personal Backup? http://flip.it/04vlF http://flip.it/xrYz5

Top Five Reasons to Backup Your Data (storagecraft.com)
Ontario government’s deleted email probe debunks myth of the digital trail (macleans.ca)

What to do if you are hacked

March 19, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Knowledge Management, Security & Privacy

What to Do After You’ve Been Hacked
Mat Honan, wired.com

Whether you were hacked, phished, had malware installed or just don’t know what the heck happened but there’s somebody all up in your e-mail, here are a few good first steps to take following an incident. This is by no …

Mat Honan

What to Do After You’ve Been Hacked http://flip.it/dE5Ed http://flip.it/3ttds

Something smells phishy. The importance of Social Engineering Training (concise-courses.com)

Industries that lose the most data

March 17, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Knowledge Management

The Companies and Countries Losing Their Data
Our Editors, hbr.org

With China hacking the US, the US hacking China, and LinkedIn and Facebook and credit card companies and Google and who knows who else all vomiting our data all over the web, I was intrigued when a new report on data loss ran across my desk from…

RT @HarvardBiz: The Companies and Countries Losing Their Data http://flip.it/PrQL8 @skgreen http://flip.it/xpVcX

Dominican Republic hacked credit cards (freshvisa.wordpress.com)
Most data breaches caused by human error, system glitches (computerworld.co.nz)
List of Damage(Hack) under #OpPetrol; Updating from 12-May-2013 (hackersnewsbulletin.com)
Sign of the times: Generation C #youth (jasonwesterman.wordpress.com)
The Corporation is at Odds with the Future – Grant McCracken – Harvard Business Review (blogs.hbr.org)

Cultural causes of school shootings

February 28, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Digital health, Knowledge Management, Security & Privacy

(via In school shootings, patterns and warning signs – CNN.com)

Warning signs in school shootings (eleonoreblog.wordpress.com)
School Shootings (sufiasha.wordpress.com)

Linguistic data science analysis of state if the union address

February 25, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search

The State of The Guardian’s SOTU Infographic Is…Dumber
By Emily Elert, popsci.com

This chart tells you that “the linguistic standard of the presidential address has declined” over time. The problem is, it’s wrong.

Yesterday, as a run-up to Obama’s State of the Union address, The Guardian published an interactive…

RT @PopSci: Cool infographic about the linguistics of the State of the Union! Except it’s wrong. http://flip.it/dEc9l http://flip.it/3nPX3

Linguistics Goes to Hollywood (languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu)
The Science Behind Teenager Grunts, Ughs and Duhs (blogs.smithsonianmag.com)
Language through the eyes of a linguist (unccliteracysummer13.wordpress.com)
A Linguistic Dissection of 7 Annoying Teenage Sounds (neatorama.com)
Phonetic Description Of Annoying Sounds Teenagers Make (milkandcookies.com)
Deciphering Teenage Grunts. DUH. (education.nationalgeographic.com)

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