Wise Guys on WHO Radio - March 29, 2014
The WHO Radio Wise Guys airs on WHO Radio in Des Moines, Iowa on 1040 AM or streaming online at WHORadio.com. The show airs from 1 to 2 pm Central Time on Saturday afternoons. A podcast of show highlights is also available. Leave comments and questions on the Wise Guys Facebook page or e-mail them to wiseguys@whoradio.com.
Sign of the times: Who's really on Twitter
A very quick review of the Iowa Hawkeye women's basketball roster shows that nine of the eleven players have active Twitter accounts:- Ally Disterhoft
- Melissa Dixon
- Alexa Kastanek
- Kali Peschel
- Kathryn Reynolds
- Hailey Schneden
- Nicole Smith
- Theairra Taylor
- Claire Till
- Bethany Doolittle (not found on Twitter)
- Samantha Logic (not found on Twitter)
News of the week
Microsoft/Nokia deal on hold until April
TechCrunch says Google is folding Voice into other products
Sign of the times: BBC moves a major channel to online-only
BBC3 went on the air in 2003 and will go off the air (in the conventional sense) once the plan works its way through the bureaucracy. How much will the over-the-air signal actually be missed?
Twitter goes beyond the 140 characters
They're letting users put as many as four photos in each update
Four takeaways from the Younkers Building fire
- Wipe off your smartphone lens before taking pictures (especially at night) and know your rights before sharing your photos online
- Keep an offsite, offline backup of your most important computer files
- Use a consistent, thoughtful strategy for naming your digital photos
- Make sure your organizations (employers, clubs, non-profit groups, and the like) have some tool for sharing news updates in an emergency -- for most, this should be a Twitter or Facebook account. Make sure that anyone in a leadership or spokesperson role has access to it and knows how to update it.