Jan Radcliff
I turned my own technology hobbies into a small sideline business, and have built around me an environment filled with social adventures and business opportunities. As the Founder and CEO of Radcliff Design (www.radcliffdesign.com), I work with clients in the areas of content design and writing services. I am the author of two books: Business as Usual, Technology as Usual, and have a third book that I am currently working on.
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Un-encrypted Apple iPhone
The Fight Over a Court Order to Un-encrypt the Apple iPhone “Should Apple fight a court order to unencrypt iPhones? #unlockiPhone”The issue over whether or not Apple should be mandated to unencrypt iPhones is truly a public moral dilemma. A dilemma, that affects everyone who owns a cell phone or digital device. It is an emotionally complicated and aggressive debate that could change the structure of digital communication, as we know it. The issue is exceedingly controversial as well as emotionally charged, due to the extreme nature surrounding the San Bernardino killings by terrorists. It has opened up a potential Pandora’s box when it comes to data security and who will eventually win…
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For Sale Yahoo Hoo Hoo
Who ever buys up Yahoo needs to have some solid symmetry in its core operations The little guy (gal) For Sale Yahoo-Hoo-Hoo. I have this great Word Press Avalda Theme that I'm dying to get working again. It was working - and then poof! Unfortunately for me, Yahoo Small Business, that is now going by the name of Aabaco Small Business, has PHP and SQL antiquated services. Up until just recently, that was my biggest beef with Yahoo. Aabaco has inherited the problems with this disproportionate service, that includes web hosting, selling online, marketing, domains, mail, etc. My measly $39 dollars a quarter is all wrapped up in the "maybe we'll sell -maybe…
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Checking out Utah
Just have to give a plug for the beautiful state I live in. Utah! With some of the most beautiful landscape around, Utah is a marvel. Know for its snow, red rock canyons, mountain biking, jeeping, river rafting, and scenic hikes - there is something for everyone. https://youtu.be/ga8TE96p3uI
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Twitter – Eleventh Graders Respond
It is Best Tweets First, according to two groups of 11th graders I recently spoke with. These high school students simply do not want to read through a "bunch of boring stuff". Even more so, they simply do not want to waste their time. Time is a commodity that most students fear will be taken from them already. Looking at the reverse-chronological tweet stream actually was the only thing they liked. Keep it live, but add the Best Tweets First. I explained to these astute groups of students that Twitter had received the kiss of death ( #RIPTwitter ) hashtag this week from some unhappy followers. Followers were upset for Twitter suggesting this bold move to make…
