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There is something different about Foursquare friends, methinks
Later today, because I’m still cogitating on chapter/lesson 3, I’m going to send the first 25% of Teach Yourself Foursquare in 10 Minutes to my editor. The reason that I didn’t send them yesterday as per the schedule is that … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Internet Life, Social Media, Teach Yourself Foursquare
Tagged Facebook, Foursquare, Foursquare books, Social Networking, twitter
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Didn’t Quit Facebook Poll: People do care about privacy
As I talked about yesterday, there is some debate about whether or not Quit Facebook Day was a success or not. My take is, yes, if and only because it raised people’s awareness about privacy issues—Quit Facebook Day Didn’t Fail … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Life, Social Media
Tagged Facebook, online identity, online privacy, personal privacy
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Quit Facebook Day Didn’t Fail It Acheived Its Goals: Discussion and Awareness
Yesterday was Quit Facebook Day (QFD) and according to reports about 30,000 people closed their accounts yesterday which is leading people to call it a failure—‘Quit Facebook’ protest day flops – Telegraph, but that is an entirely over simplistic view … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Life, Lifestreaming, Social Media, Technology, Web 2.0
Tagged Facebook, online identity, online privacy, personal privacy, Quit Facebook Day, Technology
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Canadian Privacy Commissioner Looking at Facebook, Again
Oh Facebook, you just don’t get it do you? I would think that after you’ve been made to sit in the corner by the Canadian Privacy Commissioner once, you would have learned your lesson. Guess not: The complaint addresses a … Continue reading
Which Is the Easier Jump for Business, Cloud Computing or Social Media?
Hey did you feel that? That subtle shift? That was us moving into a new section of the tech bell curve, the section where more of tech moves from the early adopter section and into the mainstream. No, I’m not … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media, Web 2.0
Tagged cloud computing, Facebook, Gmail, Google, Google Apps for Domains, Yammer
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Zuckerberg’s Privacy Stance Ignores Being Chastised in Public by Canada
I try, as much as I logically and realistically can, keep Facebook at arm’s length from my world. I realistically can’t delete my Facebook account nor can I just eschew using Facebook as a powerful promotional tool within social media. … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Life, Social Media, Web 2.0
Tagged Facebook, Facebook friends, Facebook privacy, privacy, RWW
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Never say never–Facebook Fan Page and Adsense comes calling
Yeah, I’m a well known Facebook curmudgeon and haven’t had ads here on the site for years now, but yesterday that changed. Sigh. I’m willing to admit when I’m wrong, or at least when I need to wise up to … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Books, Create Your Own Blog, Internet Life, Social Media, Web 2.0
Tagged adsense, Blogging, Facebook, Online Marketing, Social Media, Untitled, Web 2.0
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Who are your social media friends, really?
How many “friends” on Facebook do you have? Twitter? Foursquare? LinkedIn? If you’re like me probably “lots” is a safe answer, but there’s a problem with the term “friends” or “connections” because we use these tools to define our personal, … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Life, Lifestreaming, Social Media, Web 2.0
Tagged Facebook, Facebook friends, friends followers, Lifestreaming, privacy, Social Media, society, sociology, twitter, Web 2.0
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Social Media and Business–no different then versus now
Way back in 2005, when “business blogs” were pretty rare creatures, those of use who were pushing the boundaries and getting some of the first businesses to actively use blogs were telling businesses to start blogging only if they were … Continue reading
What Does Your Social Media Footprint Tell Employers? The Facebook Test
This week I asked Chris Breikss of 6S Marketing to talk to my class about what he looks for in potential employees (and ostensibly interns as well). Beyond the standard resume and cover letter advice (check spelling and grammar), he … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Internet Life, Social Media
Tagged Facebook, privacy, Social Media
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Like All Things In Social Media, Facebook Fan Pages Aren’t For Everyone
It seems that a week doesn’t go by without receiving at least a few requests to be a fan of this or that on Facebook. Most of the time the requests come from friends, so I’m happy oblige, of course … Continue reading