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Say it on the Huffington Post
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Will sharing my religious life make me more or less likely to get a date? Make new friends? Expand professional networks?
I'm not a huge fan of Facebook (I'm a Twitter gal). But even I can acknowledge that something seismic has shifted in how we communicate and connect and Facebook epitomizes that -- at least right now.
There is one thing that motivates Rupert Murdoch more than money, power or prestige. It's the thrill of a challenge.
According to a recent study by Technomic, a food focused market research firm, 91% of respondents in their recent study said food trucks are here to stay.
Dear Hackers: What did you get from assaulting my e-mail account? Nothing. No one fell for your foolish ploy. What did I get? I got an amusing day catching up with friends and the therapeutic opportunity to clean up my contacts.
Sometimes life calls you to take an unpopular stand, no matter what the cost. Sometimes you have to tell the truth about social media. Sometimes you...
We spoke with Specific Media CEO Tim Vanderhook recently about growth of the company, now one of the industry's largest video ad networks.
How worthwhile is it for a writer to invest time in social media for marketing purposes, and how much time? Should we torture ourselves to do it if it isn't in our DNA? Does it really work?
The explosion of information has created a need to group data in meaningful ways. Curation encourages users to form niche communities around their passions by sharing content that centers on their core specialty.
You don't need to have breakthrough vision to launch your company -- you need to have breakthrough execution.
The research provides a source of comfort to millions of Facebook users who have long felt that something was not right about the amount of hours they devote to posting, friending and poking.
Whether the generation raised on AOL: ISP as internet aquarium will bite at AOL:content king remains to be seen, but the acquisition of The Huffington Post certainly brings the company closer to its long-lost users than it has been for a while.
Tired of shoveling where you work? Maybe Punxsutawney Phil will lift your mood. But if frustrations linger after spring comes, then it may be time to reassess your career.
Ah, privacy. Is it a relic of the 20th century? Today's society seems rather conflicted on the topic. In the afternoon, we rail at marketers and the l...
Social media can be an environment where quick intervention can be the difference between life or death. And it doesn't have to come down to some kind of internet-based algorithm, either.
The bottom line, which should trouble News Corp. and their teams at MySpace and The Daily, is that most web users already have a free daily newspaper they can read across all of their devices.
