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Showing posts with label Social Networks. Show all posts

Engaging with Gen Y Through Social Networks

Dan Schawbel of Mashable recently listed the top 10 social networks for Generation Y in this post here, but Tim Wright of the Examiner picks...

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Mining Twitter

Today at the New York Times , they've asked their readers whether it is ok for companies to mine posts of consumers for their opinions. ...

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College admissions and social media

A study was recently published about the use of social media in college admissions offices. An astounding 41% of admissions offices in US c...

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Social Media Reviews is the 2nd biggest Influence on Purchase Decisions

Matt Rhodes recently posted on socialmediatoday that for American adults, online reviews are only second to word of mouth in terms of influe...

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Mobile Community 2.0

In perhaps unsurprising news reported here , at MarketWatch, MySpace and Facebook are leading in number of visits to a Social Network throug...

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Making a Difference with SocialVibe

Mashable recently gave a great review of the online network SocialVibe which allows users to build sponsored widgets that give back to vario...

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Gospelr

A new micro-blogging service has popped up. Gospelr is the new Twitter-type place where Christians can social network about things such as ...

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WSJ enters the Community 2.0 Fray

Wall Street Journal has decided to enter the fray with their own social network with one major difference being that to participate, you nee...

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HoffSpace: Setting Examples for your social network

The conference producer of Community 2.0, Kristin Paulick, recently shared with me a new social network out there in the internet world. Af...

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What Would Happen if Social Networking was Banned?

Looking through my Google Reader today I came across this post U.S. Bans Social Networking from Ari Herzog on socialmediatoday. The title...

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Facebook: A Global Community

Even though MySpace remains the leading US social network, BusinessWeek reports that Facebook is now the top global social network with ov...

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Number One Social Network for Online Music

Number One Social Network for Online Music

As the San Francisco Chronicle reports after signing deals with four major labels, Imeem has become the number one streaming music site as...

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Social Networking: Useful For Business?

Social Networking should not replace a business’s online presence; instead, it should be viewed as complementary. Karen E. Klein details i...

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Is Facebook a Pot Calling the Kettle Black?

Is Facebook a Pot Calling the Kettle Black?

The largest social networking site, Facebook, maybe facing a lawsuit from another social network called Multiply. Multiply has accused Faceb...

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Using Online Tools to Communicate With Customers

The age of bloggers venting online and getting nothing in return has ended. I came across this article in the NY Times in which blogger B...

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Google Labs Latest Offering

Google has entered into a new domain, virtual reality, despite what some would say is heavy competition already in place. Lively is the late...

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GNIP Offers Service to Increase Efficiency

This blog post discusses a new company, GNIP , which is helping to solve the problem of delay in viewing content that many consumers have w...

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Potential New Marketing Tool For Targeting Facebook Audience

A blog post from Read Write Web announces a new application for Facebook users called “ Blog Networks ” This new tool allows individuals wh...

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Friends Make Better Marketers

Many companies have acknowledged the influence of social marketing. Confirming the influence of peer-to-peer marketing is Sephora, a retail ...

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Facebook Challenges Traditional Media

As posted by B2B Magazine , Visa is launching the Visa Business Network on Facebook in order to connect businesses to this social forum and...

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