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Google Vs. Facebook And My Address Book
Submitted by Media Badger on 08.30.10 at 6:48am.
Google’s deploying their now well-known tactic for dealing with threats; assemble a gaggle of doctorates into a room while simultaneously cutting cheques left right and centre. Meanwhile Facebook just rolls out another game…weddingville anyone?
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Is Social Media Making People Hyper-Competitive?
Submitted by Media Badger on 08.27.10 at 6:34am.
You might call it “keeping up with the eJones‘” in a way. Take FourSquare for example…the more you “check in” to a place the greater a chance you can become “Mayor” until someone unseats you. Or LinkedIn with that little blue bar that says you’re “only 75% complete” for your profile…don’t you jus...
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How to Add Facebook Like To Your Website
Submitted by Nova Scotia Girl on 08.25.10 at 8:04am.
Facebook is building another ‘index’ of the Web, based on people’s likes and preferences. We show you how to put the Facebook Like Button on your small business ecommerce website.
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Oracle vs. Microsoft
Submitted by Contrarian on 08.20.10 at 6:51am.
Oh the drama of it all!
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Privacy: Don’t Blame Facebook and Google Alone
Submitted by Media Badger on 08.20.10 at 6:36am.
What’s really happening with privacy today is that consumers/netizens and business are negotiating a new “social contract.” Sure Facebook and Google among others, have made mistakes in how they deal with privacy. So have netizens who post a comment or statement on a blog open to everyone and the...
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Is Social Media the End of Friend Nostalgia?
Submitted by Media Badger on 08.6.10 at 6:51am.
Unlike those under 25, I didn’t grow up with Facebook in my face and my head pummeled with tweets and whistles of notification services and microblogs. I played in mud and sand and helped do my part to keep the laundry soap market in business like all kids into the 80’s. I lost friends when I mov...
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Sometimes Small is Better in Social Media
Submitted by Media Badger on 08.4.10 at 6:52am.
Ther’s a ton of content from pundits out there screaming to “get as many followers as you can” or “face the Facebook reality or your business will die.” Getting massive amounts of traffic is well, just sooo 2001. You needed volume then just to convert. Ecommerce sites were but a few years old an...
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Drinking The Cloud Pundits Punditry
Submitted by Webconomist on 08.3.10 at 7:49am.
Yes, according to the pithy pundits of productivity online we are all moving into The Cloud. We’re going to soar to new vista’s in bright sunny skies with tethered only to the Cloud our creativity unleashed and our collective wisdom of Cognitive Surplus will run rampant, propelling humanity to a ...
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Turning paid, earned and owned media upside down
Submitted by Kula Partners blog on 08.3.10 at 7:31am.
I really liked something Russell said a while back about revisiting old talks, seeing what he got wrong and where he disagrees with himself. There’s something quite lovely in being so dismissive about the need to be right. Picking up on that, I thought it would be fun to go back through the talk...
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Drinking The Cloud Pundits Punditry
Submitted by Webconomist on 07.30.10 at 8:21am.
Yes, according to the pithy pundits of productivity online we are all moving into The Cloud. We’re going to soar to new vista’s in bright sunny skies with tethered only to the Cloud our creativity unleashed and our collective wisdom of Cognitive Surplus will run rampant, propelling humanity to a ...
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Limitations of Brand Communications in Social Media Media Analysis, Reputation, Research
Submitted by Media Badger on 07.29.10 at 6:03am.
While we continue to see companies dancing around their level of engagement and commitment to marketing through Social Media channels, some interesting limitations are apparent with these channels. Limitations in communication that are not easily overcome;
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Social Media Use by Diaspora of Fragile Nations
Submitted by Media Badger on 07.28.10 at 6:31am.
Increasingly diaspora of various nations are leveraging social media tools and services. For the most part, this has been to connect with their home country. To foster their connection, whether they have recently moved to a new host nation or are 2nd or 3rd generation connecting their cultural ro...
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Social Value As A New Business
Submitted by Media Badger on 07.23.10 at 6:17am.
The purpose of a business is to make a profit. To do that, a business must constantly innovate and market itself. To date, a business has not had to think about it’s “social value” to it’s market or community. I argue that is about to change. Is changing.
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The Most Human Developed Medium
Submitted by Media Badger on 07.21.10 at 6:43am.
In its broadest context, Social Media is not an invention of the past five years. Newsgroups, forums, Instant Messaging, email and bulletin boards have existed in various forms since the early 1970’s. By early 2004 platforms such as Blogger, Typepad and Wordpress came along and the need to know ...
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Saint Mary’s Facebook contest: a huge success.
Submitted by Trampoline Branding blog on 07.20.10 at 7:04am.
Faithful readers of our blog and visitors to our site will already know that a few months ago we created a unique contest for our client Saint Mary’s University—one that centred around a custom-built Facebook App that encouraged users to interact with the brand by submitting their own version of ...
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The Web is All Squares and Right Angles: My Rant
Submitted by Webconomist on 07.16.10 at 6:55am.
Design is fluid. Our world is made of many shapes and much of them are not angular, but spiral, circular and well, wiggly. Right? There’s a lot of chaos out there in the real world. Trees growing oddly, flowers are round. Meandering rivers and well, the whole bloody planet is round isn’t it?
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The Queen, Canadians and Social Media
Submitted by Media Badger on 07.14.10 at 6:38am.
As the Queen paid a visit to Canada at the end of last month, we wanted to take a look at what Canadians felt about the Royal Visit. Some countries in the Commonwealth are having that ongoing debate; should the Queen be the head of State or not. Then there’s the Royalists vs. the Republics split....
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Social Media? In Nova Scotia!?
Submitted by Top Banana on 10.16.08 at 5:31pm.
All right. The headline is an exaggeration. There are people who are deeply involved in Social Media in Nova Scotia. You, and the six other people who have read this have been active on Facebook, Twitter and blogs from the get go.
I'm kidding - but I'm not.
Infomonkey will be selling displa...
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