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It’s your fault your Facebook got hacked (and how to fix it)

Never give any Facebook app permission to make posts on your behalf and access your contacts.

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How I became an organ donor-literally

Turns out Facebook had a little grammatical error that they’ve apparently now fixed. Instead of listing the date I registered to be an organ donor, they listed–and shared– that I had actually become an organ donor.

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How to delete recent activities from your Facebook profile

Want to hide your activities from your Facebook wall? Here’s how!

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How Facebook’s Timeline will change your custom landing pages

Many of you have asked, “What will happen to our custom Facebook welcome pages and apps when the change to Timeline is made on March 30? True to form, Facebook is doing away with what they call “canvas apps” or “tabs” as it did away with FBML when it introduced iframes.  What does this mean for your business page? According…

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Is Facebook Timeline for Pages a small business killer?

For a social network that relies on goodwill (aka advertising dollars) from businesses, it’s telling that Facebook has essentially shut out marketing and PR from their newly-released Timeline for Pages format. Businesses formerly enjoyed a robust cache of “free” functionality on iframes to promote sales, including for custom welcome tabs inviting users to like and share the page; e-mail and…

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Lee Wochner of Counterintuity named to Community Foundation of the Verdugos Board of Directors

The Community Foundation of the Verdugos announced new members to its Board of Directors and newly elected officers for 2012. Those newly serving the board include attorneys Armen Baghdasarian of the Glendale firm Irsfeld, Irsfeld & Younger LLP and Charles L. LeCroy III with Baker, Olson, LeCroy & Danielian, also located in Glendale. Joining them is Lee Wochner of Counterintuity LLC, a…

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How important is your email title?

In one word? VERY. It can determine whether your audience sees your message at all. In the days of overflowing inboxes, people are quick to delete something that looks either unimportant, uninteresting or spam-ish. Here’s an example of one that caught my eye: You may have noticed that my personal email is bursting at the seems. But with over 5,000…

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How to disable Facebook’s ticker for good

Facebook’s ticker has been perhaps the most hated “upgrade” since the social network’s inception eight years ago this month.  Seeing every song your friend listens to on Spotify, watching friends chit-chat with people you’ve never heard of, and the sheer distraction of continual movement in your peripheral vision caused millions of fans to complain to Facebook.  Now, it seems they’ve…

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Why your website now depends on Google+

Google’s recent social search changes have turned the online world upside down. With the rollout of “Google Search Plus Your World” (SPYW) last week, you must have a dynamic Google+ page now if you want clients and prospects to find your company through Google. We say must because SPYW now plucks material from Google+ for individual search results, enormously impacting…

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The office kitchen chronicles

“We’re an equal opportunity employer, after all. We’ve got neat freaks, chore-challenged and just about everything in between.”

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