Monthly Archives for October 2012
To Name or Not to Name
Fukyu Sushi Bar located in Montreal has been ordered to change their name to something more inoffensive. The restaurant name, ‘Fukyu’, was named after a type of kata practiced in Japanese martial arts. The restaurant owners chose the name not only … Continue reading
RE: Nathania Ho’s “Facebook Needs To Earn Your Trust”
In response to Nathania Ho’s blog post regarding Facebook and user’s confidentiality, I don’t agree that Facebook should have that responsibility to keep information that the users, who personally choose to put publicly, private. Prior to making ones Facebook account … Continue reading
Twitter: A New Meaning
According the article in the Globe and Mail, the Canadian corporate and elite initially critiqued Twitter as an embarrassment. They worried that it would upset clients or even worst, lead to leaks of confidential information. However, they began to realize … Continue reading
RE: Kelly Gu’s “The new e-tool: SocialFollow”
I discovered through Kelly Gu’s blog that SocialFollow is yet another social media that links together all your social networks into one place. The public is bombarded with different websites that do basically the same exact thing, and to get … Continue reading