Hey! If you’re in the greater Philadelphia area, come on out to see a sneak preview of a new movie hitting theaters on October 10th! “Men, Women, & Children” is an informative and gripping story about how we use social media and technology in our daily lives, and how it can separate us or bring us together.Read More →

    In this world of social media and oversharing, you’d think an app that allowed you to remain completely anonymous would be a good thing, right? And in some respects, the Secret app does encourage people to open up and share – free of judgement. But how well is the company able to keep these secrets private, and can you ever really escape the glaring eye of the internet? First, let’s talk about privacy. Co-founder David Byttow (Chrys Bader is also co-founder) posted a lengthy and fairly detailed post on the Secret blog about just how secure you most private thoughts are using thisRead More →

Did you know that out of a possible 5000 allowed friends on your personal Facebook page, only about 12% of them will ever see your status updates?  Currently, the social network’s algorithm is designed for you to see the updates of friends you interact with the most, or updates that get a lot of ‘Likes’ or comments.  So now Facebook is trying to change that – but it’s gonna cost you.Read More →

  So how smart are you exactly?  You might think you know a lot about the internet, social media, and technology in general, but are you ready to put that knowledge to the test?  Webpercent.com is here to let you know where you might need a little more help.  It was developed by Brian Wright, and I had the chance to chat with him for this week’s post: Interview with Brian Wright of WebPercent.com Once you’ve finished listening to the interview, head on over to the site to test your knowledge!Read More →