by amvandenhurk | Jun 29, 2015 | Internet Privacy, Monday Morning Ann-Sense, Social Media
Let’s focus on keeping kids cybersafe during this summer. Kids are out of school. Many kids are left alone a lot more during the summer than during the school year. With smart phones and tablets, there are much opportunities for children to get themselves is... by amvandenhurk | Apr 16, 2014 | Internet Privacy, Social Media
A follow-up to my article on keeping teens cyber safe. Keeping your kids safe online is ongoing. There are no quick fixes and as adults we will always need to be paying attention. The threats change what feels like every day. New social media apps are hitting the app... by amvandenhurk | Mar 5, 2014 | Internet Privacy, Social Media
While the Internet can be a wonderful place to connect with people and knowledge, it can be scary place. I’m often asked how folks can keep safe on the Internet and particularly on social media. Have to be honest, it is a tall order and takes diligence on your... by amvandenhurk | Jun 10, 2013 | Internet Privacy, Monday Morning Ann-Sense
I’ve been glued to the unfolding story that the NSA is unchecked data mining our Internet information. Since it is a confusing situation, I thought I’d collect some articles on the situation. I’m still processing it all and honestly couldn’t... by amvandenhurk | Feb 27, 2012 | Internet Privacy, Marketing, Mobile, Newspaper Column, Small Business, Social Media
Is Google+ a plus or minus for businesses? Despite concerns about its popularity, the social network can be very beneficial for your company, if for no other reason than it offers you another search result. After all, where do you go to search for something online?... by amvandenhurk | Nov 14, 2011 | Branding, Internet Privacy, Public Relations, Small Business
Oprah. Martha Stewart. Lady Gaga. When you hear those names, what comes to mind? Power. Wealth. Outrageousness. All are brand names like GE, Coke, and Nike, but they are brands build on a person not a product. What is a personal brand? The term was first coined in the...