We’ve gotten over our Epic Identity Crisis and re-branded ourselves “Geekistry – What geeks do“. We’re in eleventy billion places and want you there, too. You can keep up with what we’re doing and find out the latest scoop on Geekistry Live three times a week on USTREAM. We live-stream 3 times a week, Sun and Tues at 10 pm Eastern, and Thurs at 9 pm Eastern, but you’ll also find us all over the rest of the internet.
Did you hear? delOmni is changing it’s name to a super secret new identity. If you’ve been listening to our podcast, watching our live stream, reading our Tweets, or hanging out here on the blog you’re already anticipating the change. To get you excited and help promote our name change, we’d like to offer you a chance to win some pretty neat geek swag. Wanna know how to win and what you’ll get? Check it out…
In light of Facebook’s recent privacy setting changes what will you change about the way you use Facebook? We’d like to hear from you, so please take a moment to answer our first poll. Thanks!
Once upon a time I had a MySpace account, but because MySpace spammed me with ads and didn’t keep my information as private as I wanted it to, I deleted it. Enter Facebook. Prior to January 2009 I’d given very little attention (or private information) to Facebook for the same reasons, but then I discovered Facebook’s fully customizable privacy settings. I eagerly embraced Facebook as a state of the art social media tool, and, in combination with carefully constructed profile security filters, added every detail about my life to my profile. If only I could have seen the future.
Read more on Facebook: Your Privacy on THEIR terms (Not Yours)…
Facebook dropped a bomb on the internet today, announcing several new features at their F8 conference which puts them in a position to compete directly with services that were thought to be untouchable.
