Search Engine Optimization
Let me just say that I love reading the
NY Times. For some odd reason, reading it brings warmth to my cold
soul. What is geotagging? According to the article I read,
geotagging is “a bit of data providing longitude and latitude of
where a photo is taken. This makes me want to check all my photos on
Facebook because I don't want some weirdo figuring out the exact
location of where I am or was at a moment in time. In the past year,
security concerns have increased about geotagging.
“Security
experts and privacy advocates have recently begun warning about the
potential dangers of geotags, which are embedded in photos and videos
taken with GPS-equipped smartphones anddigital
cameras.
Because the location data is not visible to the casual viewer, the
concern is that many people may not realize it is there; and they
could be compromising their privacy, if not their safety, when they
post geotagged media online. “
The good news is that you can disable
this feature. To read more go to:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/12/technology/personaltech/12basics.html
What are infographics? I swear I am
learning more stuff about social everyday. So infographics “are
visual presentations of information that use the elements of design
to display content.” They are important because they allow viewers
to better understand a complex message. They contain a
“self-contained message or principle.” They also express the
messages quickly and clearly.
“If
a road sign has too much information on it, then it is difficult to
read. Infographics compress and display this information in a
visually pleasing way so that drivers don’t miss the message.”
Read
more and get tips at
http://www.instantshift.com/2011/03/25/what-are-infographics-and-why-are-they-important/
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