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Children and Facebook-15 links to Help Parents Learn

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I’m listening to the pushback from Facebook users and parents who are concerned about Privacy. I’m compiling an exhaustive list of blog posts and articles related to Facebook, children, and privacy and how it impacts all of us. Facebook: Children evade social websites’ age limits. I hope it helps.

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10 social media sites, blogs and links you might have missed

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I’ve been writing and talking a lot about Facebook and children and parents lately, and the site Togetherville is at least a step in some direction. What are the top brands on Facebook? This has some potential now that Ning has constructed pay walls; Add a forum or social network to your blog with BlogFrog.

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It’s the people not the platform

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The platforms where social business may take place i.e., Twitter, Facebook, Blogs-They’re solid and the people that flock to them? The reality is that the barriers of social media adoption are so low that anyone in 5 minutes could, 1) create a blog and a blog post, 2) a Twitter account and a tweet, and 3) a company Facebook fan page.

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Some Social Tools You Should Know About

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Conversocial.com helps users manage customer service at scale on Facebook and Twitter. UserVoice creates engaging survey forms on Facebook and other sites to solicit feedback from fans and visitors. Disqus is a better, real-time comments system for users’ site or blog with fully integrated social network elements.

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The Problem with the Social Web

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In the larger picture of the social web though-there is Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, YouTube and blogs. I’m generalizing blogs, but if you insist, I could go with WordPress, Typepad and Blogger. Consider the following statements: “We have a blog, come read it and find out cool stuff about our company&#.

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18 reasons a social media snake oil salesman might want out

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12) You never figured out what that Facebook vanity URL thing was. 15) You hate creating content and no one was coming to the blog. 15) You hate creating content and no one was coming to the blog. 10) There was too much to learn. 11) You’re tired of RT’ing others on your 6 month old Twitter account. 13) Case studies?

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Your customers are not using Social Media-Case Study

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By correctly I mean he has a Facebook fan page and a Twitter account which he updates semi-regularly. He reads and comments on other blogs when he has time and he is thinking of starting his own blog. His customers are not on Twitter and Facebook. Tags: SMB social media Facebook Twitter marc meyer. Or are they?