buzzwords
The sad and dolorous fate of "engagement"
The word "engagement" has been hollowed out by the social media gurus who have no concept of its sophistication.
buzzwords
The word "engagement" has been hollowed out by the social media gurus who have no concept of its sophistication.
allen blue
[https://i1.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2011/12/linkedin.jpg] How is life after the LinkedIn IPO? Exciting, loads of new faces and very little turnover, suggestsAllen Blue [http://www.linkedin.com/in/ablue], Co-Founder & Vice President of Product Management, LinkedIn. [http://www.linkedin.com] But
Google has launched a new social network - and it doesn't look promising.
influence
[https://i1.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2011/05/IMG_1158.jpg] An interesting evening at a launch event for something that I’ve been asked not to blog about until Monday.So, I’ll just post this picture and be a complete tease… 😉
community
HH: Agree. It would be a dystopia. But fellowship and camaraderie are important – just not for running the country. A sense of boundaries in a group is not inherently a bad thing. MT: Cites [Straw Dogs](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067800/ "Straw Dogs") and [Royston Vasey](http:
contacts
The answer, according to former colleague James Garner, is “kinda” [http://joelgarner.co.uk/?p=47]: > Too much can be claimed at times about the power of social media and its transformative affects. However, I firmly believe that social media is partly the reason why I started a new
mybloglog
There’s a couple of social tools I’ve fallen in love with over the last month or so. Twitter is horribly addictive. It allows you update your friends with quick updates as to what you’re doing via text message, IM or the Twitter website. It doesn’t sound
myspace
Thanks to Andrew [http://andrewfindlater.vox.com/] for the link.