Archives For Social Media

If you have an MSNBC anchor and founder of a major social networking site as alumni than this idea does look promising. The personalized message part isn’t as “personalized” as I was expecting and to be fair to Syracuse the videos are well shot and produced and most people won’t notice the insertion of the student name at the beginning. I would be interested in seeing if the method works.

Technorati’s annual state of the Blogosphere points to some significant trends. The most significant is that the corporate world has recognized the impact of Blogs and are now focusing a great deal of effort in this space. The hobbyist blogger is no longer posting as much as they had in the past choosing to spend more time with family or use micro-blogging and social networking instead.

Is the move by the leading edge hobbyist toward twitter and social networking surprising? Of course not, nor is the fact that the corporate world is embracing a technology just when the leader edgers are moving onto the next big thing.

This is a phenomenal report filled with easy to follow charts and lots of valuable information and is a must see.

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I have been using Diigo for a while now because its social bookmarking capability is much more powerful than Delicious — and it syncs with Delicious but as the following video explains there is so much more to Diigo than just bookmarking.

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Erik Qualman, author of Socialnomics: how social media transforms the way we live and do business has updated the Social Media video with new statistics.

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View a list of all the statistics in the video and their sources…

Ben Huh CEO of The Cheezburger Network, tell us all about Internet culture and what makes for a guaranteed flop online, and what elements can help content become viral.

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