Posts Tagged ‘Facebook’

Linking to Wikileaks Will Hurt Chances of Landing Federal Jobs

Linking to Wikileaks documents may affect your chances of getting a job with the federal government, warns a recent email from Columbia University's Career Services Office to its students. The advice came from a Columbia alumnus who is working at the State Department. A Columbia University student forwarded me the following email: From: Office of Career Services Date: Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 3:26 PM Subject: Wikileaks - Advice from an alum Hi students, We received a call today from a SIPA alumnus who is working at the State Department.  He asked us to pass along the following information… Read the whole article...

Ask the Readers: Will You Vote This Election? (Chance to Win $20!)

What are you doing this November? Could voting be in your plans?  With so much riding on the next election, many people are gearing up. Ads are getting more tense, and the news stations are devoting most of their hours to discussing the strategies behind the parties. Are you planning on voting in this November's midterm election?  Do you have your eye on helping to choose the next local mayor, state governor or other elected official? Do you have hope that your vote will really matter this year? If you share your answer on whether you'll vote or not (and… Read the whole article...

Please Join Wise Bread at SXSW 2010!

By Linsey Knerl Thanks to your support, Wise Bread has been selected to host a SXSW session on Blogger Credibility.  We would love to see you at our session! You'll meet plenty of bloggers you know (Adam Baker, Thursday Bram, GeekMommy, Glen Stansberry, Wise Bread founders, etc), and have the opportunity to meet folks from Blogher, Lifetime TV Moms, WOMMA, Liferemix Network, Walmart Elevenmoms, and more. If you can't make it to Austin, you can join us for a special live Tweetchat discussion (with a $20 GC prize). Session Details Title: Measuring Blogger Credibility: FTC Regulation vs. Crowdsourced Solutions Time: Saturday,… Read the whole article...