Tag: Social Networks
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The social network where we’re all just a number
The social network where we’re all just a number:
What if I was secretly a cat person (the horror) and wanted to talk about my love of cats, or had a really embarrassing disease I wanted to talk about with other people? These might not be things I’d tweet about.… Continued
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What Happened to the Facebook Killer? It’s Complicated
What Happened to the Facebook Killer? It’s Complicated:
As the Internet shifts to our pockets and everywhere else, it’s right to be skeptical of those who promise to be the next big thing, no matter how big that thing is. What we do know is that the new new thing is always right around the corner.… Continued
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Escape From Message Hell
[…] companies now have an opportunity to provide the ultimate authentic messaging, namely information we choose to send ourselves. By shifting the delivery of the message to the most appropriate time and place, where it is most likely to be acted upon, new technologies will become indispensable solutions we can’t imagine living without..… Continued
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Are Enterprise Social Networks the Cure for Information Overload?
Are Enterprise Social Networks the Cure for Information Overload?:
Many organizations are implementing enterprise social networks to improve communication between their employees, customers, and partners.
If only it was as simple as that…
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Facebook and Twitter, the AOL and CompuServe of Today
Good piece from Matthew Ingram. I like to compare Facebook and Twitter to AOL and CompuServe of the old internet days… and wonder when the open social network will come around, like “the internet” came around to save us from the other guys’ closed ecosystems?… Continued
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What the Yammer Acquisition Says About Microsoft
Microsoft posted its first ever loss just when it finally completed the Yammer acquisition. Let’s see if Yammer will have been a success or failure 4-5 years down the line…
Microsoft chose […] to pay that fortune for an existing application with a relatively modest user base and revenues.… Continued
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Thnks Fr Th Mmrs
Paul Carr, who luckily is a much better writer than I’ll ever be, has quit all the social and web 2.0 stuff to focus on his blog (and book, but that doesn’t count for me) again. Read about some first experiences in Thnks Fr Th Mmrs: The Rise Of Microblogging, The Death Of Posterity, and then a 2nd update after also quitting Twitter on Wow.… Continued
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