Clement James at ITNews wrote an interesting piece recently where he outlined reasons why in 2008 social media will come into its own as a necessary online strategy for businesses.The article referenced Will Beresford, a strategy director at Beyond Analysis who gave several predictions on where the social media is going in 2008. While I [...]
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Clement James at ITNews wrote an interesting piece recently where he outlined reasons why in 2008 social media will come into its own as a necessary online strategy for businesses.The article referenced Will Beresford, a strategy director at Beyond Analysis who gave several predictions on where the social media is going in 2008. While I [...]
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Computerworld this week reported on the launching of a new social media site called Big Think, a new Web 2.0-style site that bills itself as a conduit between global thought leaders and the public. This site has quickly been tagged as YouTube for Intellectuals.Organizers envision that the videos will serve as a launching pad for [...]
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Redherring recently reported the launch of FohBoh a new social network for the restaurant industry. The site features forums, blogs, and videos on topics ranging from fast food to artisan cheese making. And even though the site is focused on industry insiders, it also includes a restaurant review section.???When you go to general social-networking sites [...]
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Redherring recently reported the launch of FohBoh a new social network for the restaurant industry. The site features forums, blogs, and videos on topics ranging from fast food to artisan cheese making. And even though the site is focused on industry insiders, it also includes a restaurant review section.???When you go to general social-networking sites [...]
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Adweek reports that CondeNet has done a 180 on its effort to target teen girls through social media. Less than a year old CondeNet launched its own social network site Flip.com.Well 11 months later Conde Nast is reversing course and is converting Flip.com into a series of applications that will live on social networks, starting [...]
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Computerworld this week reported on the launching of a new social media site called Big Think, a new Web 2.0-style site that bills itself as a conduit between global thought leaders and the public. This site has quickly been tagged as YouTube for Intellectuals.Organizers envision that the videos will serve as a launching pad for [...]
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