Gives you something to think about, huh? This stuff that's so natural to us is new and game changing. Who knows what will be different in 5 years time? I can't wait.
All articles in category: "Facebook,Reflections,Social Networking,Twitter"
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Awesome Quote from Clay Shirky
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Mycrocosm
Last month, I read a paper on Mycrocosm - briefly a site that facilitates "microblogging through stats". So for the last month I've tracked everything I drank, see the graph linked below. Drinks So - big who cares? Well, I found it interesting! For instance, there was a big jump in liquid consumption when our heating broke, ...
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The Social Networking Assignment
My supervisor teaches classes in the business school, and is looking for an assignment on Social Networking to use, perhaps as early as next semester. Of course given that I spend much of my time thinking about, reading about and writing about social networking and most of the rest of it actually socially networking myself, ...
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Social Networking
I got an email from my dad the other day, asking me what I used Twitter for. I wasn't sure why he was asking so I asked for clarification and got this response: "Just discussing Social Networking it would help to know why you use it and what you get from it". "Social Networking" is a ...
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Deleting My Xing Profile
It's hard sometimes to manage your social networking presence. I have three main ones that I use (aside from this blog) - Facebook (friends only), Twitter, and LinkedIn (professional). I just added a fourth - Brazen Careerist - mostly because I read Penelope Trunk's blog avidly. Realistically though, I have way more - Wakoopa, LastFM, ...
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The Social Network Business Plan
So as I mentioned in an earlier post, I've been reading The Social Network Business Plan. The premise of which is that the next big thing will be Social Networks built around products or services, for which there are 18 revenue channels - including subscription, conferences or "get-togethers", and finally chopping up what people are ...
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Facebook Lite
I'm quite excited about this, it's being talked up in the press as a way for people with slow connections to access the site, but having recently been living somewhere where the internet was heavily censored, I'm more excited that accessing Facebook through a proxy site will be easier and a better experience.
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Tweeting Normally, Mr. Average
This week I'm at another conference, this one put on by FOSSLC. It's an Open Source conference, which isn't strictly related to what I'm doing but it's good to get out there and meet people, and hear about what people in industry are saying. I've had a few conversations about Twitter... of course. I'm really fascinated ...
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