Cyberbullying – it’s in the news, on TV specials, and with bills being introduced across the country, it’s on legislators’ minds, too. The outright cruelty of online bullying provides an incessant stream of content for journalists to cover, research material for academicians, and data to examine. Cyberbullying gets a lotRead More →
Online games aren’t just for your children. A recent study by Harris Interactive found that almost 70 percent of moms play video games, and that those who do also exercise more, socialize more, and have more sex. Apparently, they find that online games make them feel happier and smarter. WonderingRead More →
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of LifeLock Twitter for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. I don’t consider myself an overly cautious person. However, when it comes to identity theft, I am super cautious. I have never been a victim of identity theft *knocks wood*,Read More →
I recently became aware of an online service called SocialClerks. If you’re a blogger, I’m sure you have a strategy you use to bring traffic to your blog. I know whenever I write an article or have a guest blogger write an article, that I think is really good, useful,Read More →
Guest Post cc licensed Wikimedia Commons Image With hundreds of millions of people now registered on Facebook a large portion of the world’s population is now somehow related to the social giant. With the ever increasing rate of using Facebook these days, we are seeing social media connected toRead More →
Image Source I have experienced a few…. frustrating situations this week. Now, it takes a lot to upset me. I don't annoy easily (well, I didn't use to, as I get older I find I do get annoyed a little easier). Yet, when it's frustration after frustration, I just wantRead More →
Guest Post Social Networks and Security When people sign up for a social network website, one of the most important qualities they look for is security. It’s an expectation that is so basic it often comes unannounced. Social networks house the private information of millions of individuals–photos, conversations, and audioRead More →
Guest Post Social networks are very much common on the Internet. Facebook, Google Plus, Twitter, Stumble Upon and Myspace dominate the market with their huge customer base. But even after being a saturated market in the industry, many new social networks with unique features are emerging day by day. HereRead More →
If it's between 8am – 8pm EST on January 18, 2012, you won't even see this. Because I am blacking out Blog by Donna between these hours in protest against SOPA! You can check out this infographic to learn more about this asinine bill. We must NOT let this billRead More →
This infographic shows just how full the Internet is getting and poses the argument for curation and curators. I will say the numbers are staggering. via Read More →