Business blunders V
Don’t forget why your followers follow you. They’re among your most precious resources.
privacy
Flip-flopping politicians
It’s funny how politicians’ concern for their constituents disappear when they take power, isn’t it? And by ‘funny,’ I mean not funny at all.
Accessing the government via the Internet
The Internet is great, but local government has a lot of work to do toward their stated goal of taking every precaution to protect your personal information on the Internet. A lot of work.
Twitter, saying it doesn’t make it okay
Twitter is looking at what you’ve got on your phone, and that is not cool.
The SCoC, and then more
The Supreme Court of Canada hands the government their own asses, gutting Bills C‑13 and S‑4, but they seem intent on ignoring their lack of legs to stand on.