It was a small blurb in an unobtrusive sidebar in a 2006 issue of PC World. It advertised a citizen journalism site, where "anyone can write their own column". I loved technology, I loved writing, and I loved sharing my knowledge.
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One of Facebook's biggest markets has always been photos. Given that one of its main competitors have already been doing this for quite some time, this definitely makes a lot of sense.
Twitter is a great personal and social communications platform. But that's not all you can use it for. I've dug through countless services to find some interesting, loopy, and just plain cool tools that allow you to do more than talk to friends.
What is social media, and is social media actually media in the traditional sense of the word? This is the question Jeffrey and Brian Eisenberg take on and try to decisively answer at their marketing firm's company blog.
It's apparent that we're in for a deep, long recession. As our leadership rallies to fight the economic tide, those of us with businesses (or individual careers) need to continue moving forward.
From the moment people had the ability to upload video content to the Web, they took the liberty of posting anything and everything they could find - whether they owned the rights to the content or not.
A man caught recording movies in a theater with a camcorder has been sentenced to almost two years in prison following his guilty plea earlier this year.
Think you know what you're doing every time you engage in social media? Neither do I, and neither do the social media gurus I spoke to about their biggest social networking blunders.
How many more new social networking or micro-blogging or video-sharing site can one person use? Most of us don't have time to respond to voice mail and e-mail every day, let alone check our Twitter updates and Facebook accounts and Flickr friends.
In a rare blog post, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg addresses those that have been critical of the social network's new design, which has now been rolled out to nearly all of the site's 100 million members. As we noted earlier this week, more than 7 million users h …
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