The Week in Review for 01-29-2010.

Here are a few selected RT‘s and assorted information from the StopSign Twitter account you may have missed this week. Did we miss anything? Please let us know by leaving a comment below.

• RIP J.D. Salinger. @gabbycat let us know (via @TerryMoran) that the @NewYorker made all of J.D. Salinger’s short stories available online.
• There was a lot of chatter online regarding Apple’s announcement of the iPad. What do you think about it, and do you plan on getting one?
• @eWeekSecWatch had an article titled “Possible Worm Prank No Laughing Matter“.
• @zdnet posted the story “RealPlayer haunted by 11 critical vulnerabilities“.
• @mashable gave us food for thought on our favorite toolbar with their story “Google Toolbar Keeps Tracking Your Browsing Even After You Choose Disable?“.
• It’s @mashable again with their post “More Security Flaws Found in Internet Explorer“.
• @CVG_UK tells us that a hacker claims “I have read/write access to the entire system memory…” on the Playstation 3. Is this good or bad for PS3 gamers?
• Author and uber-blogger @GuyKawasaki tweeted 15 reasons a business’ security gets compromised“.
• @ParentsLoveKids helps remind us all there’s a reason it’s called dope with their post “Sheriff Uses Software To Scare Kids Away From Drugs“.

And here’s a StopSign blog post we talked about on Twitter, too…

• We released a new blog article titled “7 Tips for Better Email Etiquette“. In it you’ll find ways to not only be courteous, but also to make sure that your point gets across.

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