Fished In
If you don’t read any of my other posts, make sure you read this one. Are you familiar with the term “Catfishing”? If not, you should be. Catfishing is one… Read more »
Tag: Facebook
Digital Life After Death
Facebook has been all over the news lately…and not for the right reasons. Their data scandal has now impacted a reported 87 million people, and while they’ve made changes (read… Read more »
Facebook Reacts to Privacy Scandal
Think you had a tough week last week? While I’m not about to diminish your problems, I have to think they paled in comparison to the week that Facebook endured…. Read more »
Facebook Tips to Add to Your Notebook
We’re on a bit of a Facebook kick lately on the Finish Line Blog. Last week, we took a look at Facebook security, specifically as it comes to Facebook “friends”…. Read more »
Using Facebook Friends in Low Places?
If you’ve spent any time reading the Finish Line Blog, you’re familiar with the fact that many of the titles and inspiration for posts come from music. For the most… Read more »
What Makes a Smart TV Smart, Anyway?
We’ve covered just about all there is to know about televisions in the last couple of Blog posts, so we might as well keep going and explore the wonderful world of… Read more »
How to Post to Twitter & Facebook Instantaneously
Social media isn’t just for teenage girls. People from every walk of life spend innumerable hours across social platforms on a daily basis. Because of this, it has become imperative… Read more »
Tools of the Trade: Part Two
In Part 1 of Part 4 of our “Back to Basics” series (I guess that makes this one Part 4.5), we took a look at the programs that no computer… Read more »
Keep Your Apps Close, and Your Enemies Closer
Last week, we examined the various security settings that are available to Facebook users. We discussed everything from login notifications to what you can do with your account after you… Read more »
Thumbs Up for Facebook Security
Do you have a Facebook account? If so, you’re not alone. The most recent statistics I’ve seen are through April 22, 2015. As of then, there were 1.44 billion monthly… Read more »