Social Media Today are Like Teenagers Experimenting with Sex!

Social Media Today are Like Teenagers Experimenting with Sex!

By Social Editors • on October 5, 2009

By Jeff Elder Charlotte Observer — Businesses need to outgrow the “gangly teenage” phase of social media and adopt best practices to get the most out of Twitter, Facebook and other tools, said national experts at the Social Fresh conference Monday in uptown Charlotte. About 230 packed the conference at the Holiday Inn, including reps from

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Both ‘YOU and YOUR’ Company Needs To Get More Out Of Social Websites!

Both ‘YOU and YOUR’ Company Needs To Get More Out Of Social Websites!

By Social Editors • on September 5, 2009

News Day, By Jamie Herzlich– With the explosive growth in social media, it’s no wonder that more companies are turning to sites like Twitter and LinkedIn to help promote

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Is ‘Social Media’ worth your marketing dollars?

Is ‘Social Media’ worth your marketing dollars?

By Social Editors • on September 5, 2009

Entrepreneur Corner, By Brant Cooper — As social media has reached mainstream consciousness this year, businesses have been inundated with the message that they must immediately get on board

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Social Media: The ‘Only’ Numbers That Count!

Social Media: The ‘Only’ Numbers That Count!

By Social Editors • on August 30, 2009

The New York Times, By Phyllis Korkki People sometimes criticize the Internet as a colossal time waster. But it also has a role in releasing people’s creative and social energies, as a new report from Forrester Research points out. Nearly a quarter of American adults who use the Internet are “creators,”

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The ‘Piggy’ Isn’t Playing Around – IRS Finding Tax Dodgers via Facebook, MySpace

The ‘Piggy’ Isn’t Playing Around – IRS Finding Tax Dodgers via Facebook, MySpace

By Social Editors • on August 29, 2009

The Wall Street Journal, By Laura Saunders Tax evaders looking to dodge hefty bills from Uncle Sam may want to think twice about posting personal information on the Internet, especially social websites where some of the information is out in the open. According to the Wall Street Journal, state revenue

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Privacy and social networking is about more than Spam!

Privacy and social networking is about more than Spam!

By Social Editors • on August 28, 2009

Examiner — Whenever I talk to anyone about privacy and the internet, their main concerns are either identity theft or preventing spam. Both of these are, of course, worthwhile concerns. There’s a few other aspects of internet privacy you may want to take into account, however, and we’ll try

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Online social networks leak personal information to tracking sites…

Online social networks leak personal information to tracking sites…

By Social Editors • on August 24, 2009

WORCESTER, Mass. — The leakage puts social network users at risk of having their identity linked with their browsing behavior; the study is the first to describe a mechanism that tracking sites could use to directly link browsing habits to specific individuals More than a half billion people use

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Of Facebook, MySpace, YouTube and Twitter

Of Facebook, MySpace, YouTube and Twitter

By Social Editors • on August 24, 2009

CR80 News by Andy Williams, If you aren’t using Facebook, YouTube, MySpace or some of the other so-called social networking sites, you may be missing out on a prime opportunity to market your campus card or other

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MySpace Buys iLike in Effort to Best Rivals!

MySpace Buys iLike in Effort to Best Rivals!

By Social Editors • on August 23, 2009

The Wall Street Journal by Emily Steel MySpace is acquiring online music service iLike, as the social-networking site faces a drop-off in visitors and tries to remake itself as a destination for music,

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Woman Charged Under ‘MySpace Suicide’ Law – Crazy What are People Thinking?

Woman Charged Under ‘MySpace Suicide’ Law – Crazy What are People Thinking?

By Social Editors • on August 23, 2009

Courthouse News Services – ST. CHARLES, Mo. A woman has become the first person charged under a new harassment law written in response to the MySpace suicide case. Police say Elizabeth A. Thrasher,

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