by Jessica Scott | Apr 3, 2012 | social networking, techo-files, Uncategorized, writer's ruck sack, Writing
So about two weeks ago, I decided to go offline to finish revisions on my current book. I was about a week out from deadline, so I needed to clear my head and focus. And, while I did not stay offline completely, I did manage about a 95% reduction in my Facebook usage...
by Jessica Scott | Jun 11, 2011 | RWA Nationals, social networking, techo-files, Uncategorized, working mom, writer's ruck sack, Writing
As much as I’m online, I’m still a very simple girl when it comes to finding people online. I use Google. I don’t necessarily look for people’s dot com address but when I’m looking for writers, I tend to think I’ll find at least something out on the regular, open...
by Jessica Scott | Feb 27, 2010 | social networking, techo-files, Uncategorized, writer's ruck sack, Writing
Have you ever posted pictures of your children on Facebook? Did you know that once you post anything to Facebook, they own it and can use it in advertising if they wish? Or how about this. Google yourself in the white pages. I was highly disturbed today to find that...
by Jessica Scott | Feb 9, 2010 | social networking, techo-files, Uncategorized, writer's ruck sack, Writing
So there are rules about Facebook. Friending someone on Facebook is not the same as following someone on Twitter. It’s completely appropriate for you to look at other people’s follow lists and follow those people who you deem interesting on Twitter. Facebook, however,...
by Jessica Scott | Jan 21, 2010 | gadgets, social networking, techo-files, Uncategorized, writer's ruck sack, Writing
People think of Twitter as that little bird icon on people’s websites or a small blue T but if you don’t use it, you might be confused as to what it is. For an author, it can be a crucial tool or make you look like one. Think of Twitter as a stream. If you have an...