In my last post, I said I wasn’t going to leave Facebook and Twitter because that’s where the people are. I’ve reconsidered in the case of Twitter for a couple of reasons. The turning point for me was it’s latest … Continue reading →
The first time I wrote about overcoming troubles with Facebook, it was all about accessibility. Being practically blind and requiring software that interprets what is on the screen and reads it allowed can present some difficulties when the source is … Continue reading →
Every so often we read about a major social network or search engine agreeing to censor its content in restrictive countries. Especially given the prevailing attitude of some Internet users that everything ought to be open and free, the outcry … Continue reading →