Cable From Washington

Written by thayne on March 10, 2012. Posted in Blog

Sitting in a coffee shop in Washington, DC this morning I picked up USA Today and guess what was on the cover? A full report on Facebook’s tracking tactics whether you are logged in or not.

HOW FACEBOOK TRACKS YOU ACROSS THE WEB

My post last month about how “Facebook Kills Creativity” was one of my more popular articles and attracted some conversation and reposting on various social media outlets. I wanted you to have the link to the article so you can continue to be informed about the pros and cons and very real privacy concerns related to social media.

On a brighter note, I just returned from an amazing conference on advocacy for women and girls in Washington, DC. I was honored to sit next to Nancy Pelosi at dinner one night, spend some time with Rosie Rios, US Treasurer as well as meet many, many passionate, committed women business leaders, and philanthropists.

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Lisa

April 5, 2013 | #

Thank you, Richa. Wow. I think that is the nicest thing anyone has ever said about my writing. xo

Richa

Such a real piece of writing. Upbringing of any child girl/boy decides many things. Children are the prettiest creature of the Supreme God! A very beautiful and sensible piece.

April 4, 2013 | #

You are so welcome, Rett. Isn’t it curious how we (women/girls) are tethered to this quality of physical attractiveness and even wonder about it retroactively, as if we had won or lost some genetic lottery and the rest of our lives are the result of that event? I wonder if men/boys ever think about this. If they do, it probably is not the first thing. If we all spent as much time and energy on our inner gifts, dreams and talents the world would be an achingly gorgeous place.

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