Archive for the ‘Social Networking’ Category
Monday, February 25th, 2008
The business relationship! 50, 20, or even 10 years ago it would seem ludicrous to do business without establishing a solid foundation of this somewhat touchy and indefinable understanding between two parties that both of them are there to suck every ounce of possible profit from the other. In the normal world, relationships are built [...]
Tags: business, business meetings, LinkedIn, Networking, Skype, Social Networking, video chat
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Monday, February 25th, 2008
I read this article in Entrepreneur magazine over break and I thought I’d share it. Apparently even though some ppl are still in the dark ages and see web 2.0 sites as a negative, some are catching on.
Group Dynamics
Facebook could reap a bounty of benefits for your business. Should you join?
By Gwen Moran [...]
Tags: Facebook, Social Networking
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Monday, February 25th, 2008
The Internet by its very nature is impersonal. Social networking sites and Web 2.0 as a whole have attempted to create a more personal experience for Internet users, but will this idea last? Web 3.0 is on the way and it is all about using computers to do advanced things–things a human would normally be [...]
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Monday, February 25th, 2008
So the concept of social networking is definitely an interesting one. I answered a question about it in an internship application for a public relations firm. They wanted to know the impact that social network could and should have on the field of public relations.
Interesting.
However, my question is this. When has social networking via the [...]
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Monday, February 25th, 2008
There is no denying it, social networking whether you like it or not has become a part of are everyday digital life and looks like it has no intentions of going anywhere. It seems that everyone I have talked to, ”social networking” has become a part of their every day routine to the point where many depend on it. You know it [...]
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Monday, February 25th, 2008
In modern society, social networking is a great opportunity for communities to grow. In the past, community was only based on physical location, but now it is not. Communities are much more specialized. No longer are we friends only with our neighbors and co-workers, but now we can find anyone interested in anything we might [...]
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Monday, February 25th, 2008
Social networking used to be much more difficult than it is today. Before the Internet people used to rely on face-to-face interactions and building a social network strictly based upon who they knew and further who their friends knew. When the Internet came about that changed everything and it became much easier to [...]
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Saturday, February 23rd, 2008
You might of heard that Social networking is a group of people into particular groups, like communities or a neighborhood. Even that social networking is possible in person, as schools or in the workplace, it is most popular online. This is because people in colleges, high schools look for ways to keep in touch with [...]
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Friday, February 22nd, 2008
Continuing on the career trend, I clicked on a Facebook ad which redirected me here. Sounds a lot like what we were brainstorming about.
http://www.weapplyforyou.com/Student.html
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Tuesday, February 19th, 2008
In looking at all of these cases we have done such as Second Life, Facebook and talking about MySpace I want to bring about another aspect. In today’s world as I was growing up the computer has become more and more popular with younger and younger generations. I grew up using AIM among other things [...]
Tags: Impersonal World, Networking Impersonal, Social Networking, Social Networking Impersonal
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