My Digital FootPrint

7 th June 2010 WORLDLINK LAUNCHES THE UK’S FIRST FREE REAL-TIME FINANCIAL INFORMATION SERVICE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC Worldlink, the owner of the UK and US patent for the transmission of profiled real-time data to mobile devices, is making its imobilemarkets financial service product available FREE from today. That means that anyone interested in monitoring their investments will have the same information available to them as a City trader. This will allow them to make informed investment decisions, whether they are on the move or sitting at their desk. To take advantage of this FREE service, which is automatically uploaded to both a customer’s mobile and desktop, subscribers have to provide their name and create a password. The whole process is concluded in seconds and information such as a person’s address is not required.  In this time of increasing financial volatility, even retail investors, want to keep up to speed with what is happening in the financial markets and until n

7 th June 2010 WORLDLINK LAUNCHES THE UK’S FIRST FREE REAL-TIME FINANCIAL INFORMATION SERVICE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC Worldlink, the owner of the UK and US patent for the transmission of profiled real-time data to mobile devices, is making its imobilemarkets financial service product available FREE from today. That means that anyone interested in monitoring their investments will have the same information available to them as a City trader. This will allow them to make informed investment decisions, whether they are on the move or sitting at their desk. To take advantage of this FREE service, which is automatically uploaded to both a customer’s mobile and desktop, subscribers have to provide their name and create a password. The whole process is concluded in seconds and information such as a person’s address is not required.  In this time of increasing financial volatility, even retail investors, want to keep up to speed with what is happening in the financial markets and until n

The younger US Net generation is getting smarter about online presence but not because they’re concerned about online reputations. The new Pew/Internet’s report, “ Reputation Management & Social Media ,” “Young adults, far from being indifferent about their digital footprints, are the most active online reputation managers in several dimensions. For example, more than two-thirds (71%) of social networking users aged 18-29 have changed the privacy settings on their profile to limit what they share with others online” and are more likely to do so than older users (55% of SN users aged 50-64 have changed their settings). Pew senior research specialist Mary Madden says that users are learning personal info management;  “as they go – changing privacy settings on profiles, customizing who can see certain updates, and deleting unwanted information about them that appears online.” Those privacy features, along with search engines to check what peers see when they search for you, “now pla

The younger US Net generation is getting smarter about online presence but not because they’re concerned about online reputations. The new Pew/Internet’s report, “ Reputation Management & Social Media ,” “Young adults, far from being indifferent about their digital footprints, are the most active online reputation managers in several dimensions. For example, more than two-thirds (71%) of social networking users aged 18-29 have changed the privacy settings on their profile to limit what they share with others online” and are more likely to do so than older users (55% of SN users aged 50-64 have changed their settings). Pew senior research specialist Mary Madden says that users are learning personal info management;  “as they go – changing privacy settings on profiles, customizing who can see certain updates, and deleting unwanted information about them that appears online.” Those privacy features, along with search engines to check what peers see when they search for you, “now pla

The younger US Net generation is getting smarter about online presence but not because they’re concerned about online reputations. The new Pew/Internet’s report, “ Reputation Management & Social Media ,” “Young adults, far from being indifferent about their digital footprints, are the most active online reputation managers in several dimensions. For example, more than two-thirds (71%) of social networking users aged 18-29 have changed the privacy settings on their profile to limit what they share with others online” and are more likely to do so than older users (55% of SN users aged 50-64 have changed their settings). Pew senior research specialist Mary Madden says that users are learning personal info management;  “as they go – changing privacy settings on profiles, customizing who can see certain updates, and deleting unwanted information about them that appears online.” Those privacy features, along with search engines to check what peers see when they search for you, “now pla

Believe or not, this is a copy of “My Digital Footprint” in the window of the Book Shop at AESE (leading business school in Portugal) Best bit, two shelves below is Drucker.

Believe or not, this is a copy of “My Digital Footprint” in the window of the Book Shop at AESE (leading business school in Portugal) Best bit, two shelves below is Drucker.