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March 11, 2020
Ed. note – This one is all about the graphics so use the link in the title below to open up the article and see a great visual representation of the state-sponsored Twitter efforts.  I’ll say it again:  Know whom you are re-tweeting and whom you are following.  Don’t be the hapless dupe. Watch six...
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Ed. note – The news in this article below from Fast Company is about a new feature whereby you can ‘tweet’ something that will go away after 24 hours obliterating any record of you having said it.  This runs counter to our belief that the internet should foster greater transparency and accountability and not less....
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