Greetings, is there a software that checks for copyright and trademark violations. YT I know does a good job but was wondering if there is a program for social media as well
I'm a semi-avid reader of web articles and Glasp allows me to connect and learn with like-minded people though what I read and resonated with. It organizes all of my highlights and notes, and I can search and see not only my learning footprint but also like-minded people's digital legacy. It's fun.
Hi, Jeremy! I have been testing Notion (https://www.notion.so/) for team projects as compared to Slack and it seems to have great visual elements to support teams' communications. Navigation and content curation is also better organized
Something I've been using a lot more is macOS "Spaces" (aka virtual desktops). They're easy to create—just hit the Mission Control key, by default F3, or use the trackpad—and help me to organize my windows.
Stack! https://stackbrowser.com. I can hide multiple social media/ RSS/ e-mail/ etc, but still access them quickly; I can keep open links and posts instead of losing them; and I don't have to keep all of the above in an overgrown thicket of browser tabs.
Thanks, Zeh! Looking forward to trying that out. Looks useful for those of us who are in lots of online meetings these days. I also see it's part of Setapp, which is great. Thanks.
Greetings, is there a software that checks for copyright and trademark violations. YT I know does a good job but was wondering if there is a program for social media as well
Hi Susan, Red Points is one player in this area, though I haven't tested it myself or had experience with it. https://www.redpoints.com/usecase/copyright-infringement-protection/ Another player in this arena is Pixsy https://www.pixsy.com/ specifically for images, though again, I haven't had personal experience with it.
Hey Jeremy, just discovered your newsletter. Wondering how to find out more about your advertising options / prices. Thanks!
Thanks for your interest, Sebastian. Feel free to reach out through my site — jeremycaplan.com
Hi Jeremy 👋 Try Instacap for super simple annotation, screen capture & visual feedback - https://www.instacap.co
Hey Jeremy 👋
Recommendation:
Glasp, a social web highlighter/clipper (https://glasp.co/)
Why and How Useful:
I'm a semi-avid reader of web articles and Glasp allows me to connect and learn with like-minded people though what I read and resonated with. It organizes all of my highlights and notes, and I can search and see not only my learning footprint but also like-minded people's digital legacy. It's fun.
Best,
Kazuki
Hey Jeremy, check out https://Ebby.co for transcribing interviews - high accuracy and more affordable than other automated services
Hi, Jeremy! I have been testing Notion (https://www.notion.so/) for team projects as compared to Slack and it seems to have great visual elements to support teams' communications. Navigation and content curation is also better organized
I like Notion as well. I initially started using it to capture notes, but then I ended up publishing a few of the pages. Here is the page, but I've found the loading time takes a while. https://www.notion.so/Welcome-Videos-6bdd5a7b108a4611a3d4165958c35cba
Something I've been using a lot more is macOS "Spaces" (aka virtual desktops). They're easy to create—just hit the Mission Control key, by default F3, or use the trackpad—and help me to organize my windows.
Apple documentation: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/work-in-multiple-spaces-mh14112/mac
Stack! https://stackbrowser.com. I can hide multiple social media/ RSS/ e-mail/ etc, but still access them quickly; I can keep open links and posts instead of losing them; and I don't have to keep all of the above in an overgrown thicket of browser tabs.
Thanks, Zeh! Looking forward to trying that out. Looks useful for those of us who are in lots of online meetings these days. I also see it's part of Setapp, which is great. Thanks.