Social Networking

Tagnic: Are You Playing the New Twitter Game?

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Tagnic is my new favorite game on Twitter.

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The Three Phases of Robert Scoble

Blogs

I’ve lately fallen out of love with Robert Scoble. If I were to meet him in person, I’d say, “It’s not me, it’s you.” But since that opportunity is unlikely to present itself anytime soon, I’m going to share this post instead.

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Blog Analysis: Safeway

Blogs

John Cass had a recent post informing readers about some new additions to the Fortune 500 corporate blogging wiki. There are some valuable takeaways from each of these new blogs, and so I thought I would share some of my observations and invite you to do the same. I’m going to start with the Safeway blog.

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Monetizing Social Networks

Social Networking

How do we, as corporate communicators, assign value to social networks?

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Facebook In China As A Community Organizing Tool

Social Networking

“Wen Jia-bao is my homeboy,” shouts one of the comments on the wall of Chinese Premier’s Facebook profile. Portolio’s Daily Brief reports that Premier Wen has garnered more than 50,000 supporters in 30 days, primarily in response to his handling of the situation following last month’s devastating earthquakes. The profile, obviously not created by the [...]

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Graphic: Facebook Application Categories

Social Networking

There are 23,160 Facebook applications, according to a recent post by Flowing Data with figures supplied from Facebook. The overwhelming majority of these apps fall into the category, “Just for Fun.” In fact, less than 1,500 fall are categorized as “Business”: If you’re a company looking to establish a presence on Facebook, know your audience. [...]

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