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Social Network Safety on MySpace and Facebook
With the Internet, social networks have provided powerful platforms for business networking, making million dollar deals and accelerating your professional career into fast forward. Social networks can also be very scary places that produce unwanted devastating results that impact our everyday lives. Be proactive about protecting your business reputation, your children and your family. Spend a
Move Over Monopoly: Business Simulation Games Povide Real Life Skills for Chi...
Introduce Your Child to Business with Hotshot Game Forget those shoot em up, aliens and race car games. This is a fun fast paced game that gives kids skills they can use for life. Hot Shot Business is a simulation game for budding entrepreneurs, where kidscan open their own spa, skateboard factory or comic shop. Teenagers and Young Adult Aspiring Entrepreneurs Gazillionaire is the
Cell Phones: Ask and You Shall Receive
Run your career like a business. This includes personal expenses. If you do not receive the service you pay for, tell the vendor service provider. All cell phone service providers sincerely want to keep you as a customer. They will do whatever it takes to ensure your loyalty, month after month. This includes giving you money you are entitled to, as long as you ask for it. Your contract
2,000+ Executives Hoodwinked by Phishing (fishing) and Whaling
By now you may have read John Markoff's article in the yesterday's New York Times "Larger Prey Are Targets of Phishing". Over 2,000 executives received phony, but very official looking, subpoenas to appear in court. From the email they were fooled into thinking they could download a copy of the subpoena. Instead different variants of keylogger programs were installed on each computer.
Create Passive Income with Your LinkedIn Profile
I'd rather have 1% of the effort of 100 men than 100% of my own effort. - J. Paul Getty Having $1.00 come from 3 different sources (CEO, Me Inc.) is far better than having $3 come from 1single source (employee). If 1 source stops paying (no job), at least 1 or 2 other sources of income still maintains basic living solvency. Our board of directors (family) still have a roof over their head,
Quick Video Snippets on Ways People use Social Networks and Blogs
Outside of MySpace, YouTube, Linkedin, Bebo, social networks and blogs are also being used by schools, stock traders, non-profit organizations, event planning companies and professional/trade associations. There is a list you can scroll down to view more videos. Enjoy!!
Work Smarter, Not Harder with a RSS Reader
What does Subscribe mean? has been previously covered in 2 articles posted on iTechSpeak; "RSS is a Double Edge Sword" and "Make Jobs or Clients Come to You using a RSS Reader". Installing a RSS reader saves you much time by making information and business opportunities come to you. RSS epitomizes working smarter, not harder. Video: RSS in Plain English by Common Craft
5 Quick tips to Grow Your Internet Web Presence
It is now a given that Google and other search engines are used more often to check out people and companies. Work that to your advantage. The Internet provides an awesome fertile platform for growing your business or career. The internet allows you to always be marketing. Become an Internet farmer. Like growing a crop, your Internet web presence must be nurtured, watered and maintained. So
Identity Theft Prevention - What Can You Do to Protect Yourself?
The video above explains the steps you can take to protect yourself from identity theft. Identity theft is a serious crime. It occurs when your personal information is stolen and used without your knowledge to commit fraud or other crimes. Identity theft can cost you time and money. It can destroy your credit and ruin your good name. Deter identity thieves by safeguarding your information.
A Second Life in a Virtual World with Potential Profit in Real World Dollar$
Virtual Worlds Review describes a virtual world is an interactive simulated environment accessed by multiple users through an online interface. Virtual worlds are also called "digital worlds," "simulated worlds" and "MMOG's." There are many different types of virtual worlds, however there are six features all of them have in common: 1. Shared Space: the world allows many users to participate at
Get Your Analog to Digital TV Converter Coupon Before February 17, 2009 Deadline
Since the U. S. Congress ordered the switch to digital television, regular TV is going away on Februaury 17, 2009. After this deadline, anyone who wishes to continue watching TV with the basic "rabbit ear" antenna that comes with the TV, must purchase a digital converter box. This box costs between $50 - $70. To offset the cost the U. S. National Telecommunications and Information Agency (
Replace Incandescent Bulb with Fluorescent Bulb
Thousands of hours of invention tweaking, by Thomas Edison and 125 years later, the U.S. Clean Energy Act of 2007 makes the incandescent light bulb go away in 2012. This bill was introduced by the U.S. House of Representatives and pass by the U.S. Senate in June of 2007. In 2012 the 1st phase is for 100 watt and 75 watt incandescent light bulbs to be banned. By 2014 the 60 watt and 40 watt
Microsoft and the Finishing Academy Technology Etiquette Guide
The telephone has been and always be the best "high tech high touch" way of developing human relationship rapport. So how can a person effectively communicate using Email? Instant messaging? or the Telephone? The Finishing Academy and Microsoft teamed up to develop "The Business and Communications Etiquette Guide". Mark Deakin, Unified Communications Manager, Microsoft said: “Our research and
Film Festival Targets Video Gadgets
Your Cell Phone Talks to Your Watch with Wibree
The "Wi" in Wibree stands for wireless, while Bree is a reference to a city in the epic fantasy series "The Lord of the Rings." Go figure . . . click here for Wikipedia's Wibree history and technical details. Nokia developed Wibree back in 2001. Today there appears to be an update as news periodicals stir up the buzz. In AMNY, Peter Svensson's article "Bluetooth Links Up With Rival Technology

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