Month: September 2009

by Larry Magid There was a time when adults turned to Emily Post to help them know how to behave. She was an author and journalist who educated mid-20th century America about etiquette and manners […]

I’ve been traveling with a portable computer of one sort or another since the eighties. Back then and through most of the nineties my biggest frustration was that hotel rooms almost never had modem jacks […]

I appreciate all the great technological advances of the last 25 years or so but I sometimes question whether it’s all for the good. Don’t get me wrong — I love my big-screen TV, my […]

By now, just about everyone knows that whatever is digital can be copied, stored, and forwarded, which is one of the reasons I try to avoid using e-mail for anything highly confidential or potentially embarrassing. […]