And now for a glass (or bottle) of Ace of Spades… (at Nicola’s Ristorante)
Here’s your exit strategy E.I.E.I.O. - reporting live from Plano ,TX (at Whiskey Cake)
In Plano and my new friend Wayne from WorldVentures asked me to sign his copy of WTF…but wait, which version is this!? (at Seasons 52)
Porter Gale, Stephanie Agresta and Brian Solis at the RN74 celebrating the launch of Porter’s new book, “Your Network is Your Net Worth.”
Madman…. (at RN74)
Alone on the 4th floor terrace at The Intercontinental SF (at InterContinental San Francisco)
“As digital natives, teens and tweens always seem to have the upper hand over their parents, engaging in risky online behavior while being savvy enough to hide it from their folks.”
Do You Know Where Your Kids Are? – Youth use the following social media sites the most:
Facebook (86%). 85% of tweens 10-12 admitted to using Facebook, while technically, the minimum age is 13 years old.
App Savvy Kids – 92% of tweens who have passwords set for mobile apps by their parents know the passwords, while 60% of their parents think that they don’t.
Facebook is A Hub for Mean Behavior – 27% of 10-23 year olds have witnessed cyberbullying on social networks and mostly on Facebook (89%). 46% of the 18-23 year olds that comment on social media sites use foul language.
Taking Chances – 86% of youth believe social sites are safe so they continue to post personal information such as email addresses (50%) and personal activities, such as who they date (31%). Over a quarter of 18-23 year olds post photos while intoxicated.
What Kids Really Do In Their Rooms – 25% of youth spend 5-6 hours a day online, when their parents believe it to be only 1-2 hours. 57% of 13-23 year olds are searching for sexual topics, but only 13% of their parents believe it.
Hide and Seek – 58% of tweens know how to hide what they do from their parents online. Nearly a quarter clear their browser history settings to hide activity from parents.
Read the report by McAfee here.…
Carole Zibi, Brian Solis, Stephanie Collet…LinkedIn Influencer lunch hosting the Club Des Annonceurs from Paris (at Town Hall Restaurant)
Thank you @SenorC for sending “The Age of You” - congratulations on your new book!
On approach to @flysfo via @virginamerica - San Mateo bridge aka 92 (at San Mateo-Hayward Bridge)
Excited to read “Webs of Influence” - The psychology of online persuasion by Nathalie Nahai @TheWebPsych - I also hope to meet her someday :)
A view from The Mondian in Hollywood (at Mondrian Hotel)
My good friend @willkeenan joined me for the @marketo @pivotcon dinner last night and he brought along a version of #engage published in India ~2010. I had never seen this edition before… (at Hatfield’s)
I either want less corruption or more chance to participate in it. - Ashleigh Brilliant
The view from Asia De Cuba in Hollywood…gorgeous. (at Asia De Cuba)