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How To Start A Blog For Your Small Business

Buffer Social

Sharing this content will not only attract more customers, but it can also open a dialogue with your existing followers, creating a stronger online community. Blog posts can also be repurposed on social media — generating more content for your business.

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5 Things You Can’t Blog Successfully Without

Writtent Blog

How will you reach this audience, and which tools and resources will you employ? Open source content management systems like WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal are good options. Interacting with your audience is the key to building a community. What is the purpose of your blog? Important questions to ask.

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Out With The Old…Rethinking Outdated Intranet Portal Models Part I – Introduction

SocMed Sean

. “Traditional” intranet portals that are simply presentations layers with a back-end content management system just don’t cut it anymore. Instead, organizations want their employees to generate peer-to-peer content using 2.0 Now, flash forward to 2009.

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eLearning & Deliberative Moments: The present and future of Personal Learning Environments (PLE)

Buzz Marketing for Technology

The artefacts operated upon through PLEs include the digital resources and references with which individuals wish to engage presently and perhaps recall in the future. Resources include not only static text and media but also dynamic services and their artefacts, such as instant messaging, online forum and weblog conversations.

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Computer Security for NGOs

Little Web Giants

Often individuals have hard-won knowledge of the communities, environment, scientific research and legal frameworks that pertain to their field. However, resources are often also scarce, and administrative tasks tend to be shared or undertaken partly by volunteers. This opens up additional risks and potential for security breaches.

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Computer Security for NGOs

Little Web Giants

Often individuals have hard-won knowledge of the communities, environment, scientific research and legal frameworks that pertain to their field. However, resources are often also scarce, and administrative tasks tend to be shared or undertaken partly by volunteers. This opens up additional risks and potential for security breaches.

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Computer Security for NGOs

Little Web Giants

Often individuals have hard-won knowledge of the communities, environment, scientific research and legal frameworks that pertain to their field. However, resources are often also scarce, and administrative tasks tend to be shared or undertaken partly by volunteers. This opens up additional risks and potential for security breaches.