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Death, Social Media, Personal Branding

Bare Feet Studios

Roxanne Darling July 24, 2009 at 2:35 pm What a question, “When is it OK to unfriend the dead?&# Makes me wonder about leaving a “when I die&# list with all my network profiles and login credentials – if I could even remember them all! I think it’s personal.

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Ple - LTCWiki

Buzz Marketing for Technology

blogs, wikis, podcasts, social bookmarking and others รข?? Personal Learning Environments (PLEs) refer to the aggregation of single-functionality tools which enable learners greater control over their own learning experience. Instead of centralized, instructor-controlled learning, PLEs are distributed, social and learner-centric.

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Web 2.0 and Personal Learning Environments (PLEs) " Learning Matters!

Buzz Marketing for Technology

If you think about it 2D interactive platforms that have aggregated eyeballs (either Myspace in the Consumer space or Webex in the Corporate space) are, IMHO, all going to end up in the 3D space. In double-looping on this I ponder… Is it just me or did you notice that either Google or Yahoo is snapping everything up this food chain.

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3 Ways Facebook is Killing Your Website | Social Media Marketing.

Convince & Convert

(excellent post with more details on the Facebook/Amazon marriage from SeeWhy) The power and insidious nature of the “Like&# button installed everywhere, and the rich data stream that provides is probably worth more to Facebook ultimately than the eyeballs it aggregates and monetizes via ads on its.com environment. yes I said britches).

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RIP 3 Ways Facebook is Killing Your Website

Convince & Convert

(excellent post with more details on the Facebook/Amazon marriage from SeeWhy) The power and insidious nature of the “Like&# button installed everywhere, and the rich data stream that provides is probably worth more to Facebook ultimately than the eyeballs it aggregates and monetizes via ads on its.com environment. yes I said britches).

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