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@nycework tweet digest: 06/16-21/2013

Last week’s tweet highlights in a nutshell? The secret link between happiness and better work; helping someone is helping yourself; using “unclear” words to connect with your audience; noble computing; they summon your apps with light and sound; your gadget is a marketing spy; whoa, they can hack that, too…

Here’s a quick summary of tweets posted by @nycework between June 16 through June 21, 2013:

Internet marketers can track you by “fingerprinting” your devices.
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• A quote by H. Norman Schwartzkopf about what happens when you help someone meet a goal;
• an article about how crooks use music, lighting and TV frequencies to trigger malicious apps in smartphones and other devices;
• a video in which Shawn Achor shares the secret formula for happiness and better work;
• a list of words that have many meanings, which makes them perfect for “spicing up” your headlines and titles;
• a list article suggesting ways you can compute and be environmentally friendly;
• an article about how Internet marketers are silently and aggressively tracking you by “fingerprinting” the devices you use to access the Internet;
• and, @nycework’s previous digest that includes a video post featuring Avi Rubin talking about how easily hackable all technological devices are.

Enjoy!