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Forget Facebook and MySpace – Wall Street Journal Shares Your Information Too

Stay N' Alive

It seems like every other day Wall Street Journal is talking about some other Social Networking site that is revealing all your information to 3rd party advertisers. Next, they created, then deleted, then re-created a MySpace story about the same thing that MySpace is doing for their users. Neither do I).

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Path: the sequel

Sherrilynne Starkie

That was until last week’s relaunch which repositions the platform as a ‘smart journal’ for use on smart phones. Path, available for iOS and Android devices, also integrates with Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare and Tumblr to allow cross-posting to the social networks. Users flee MySpace. VISIT MY FACEBOOK PAGE.

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Debunking Five Social Media Myths

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It’s been replaced by Facebook, Twitter and online collaboration. And a recent piece in the Wall Street Journal didn’t say so either. And MySpace is for “young people&# right? Tags: Social Media e-mail Facebook MySpace social media myths Twitter Wall Street Journal e mail twitter.

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Hi Hi Facebook, Hi Hi Twitter

Ari Herzog

Phil Baumann says it best: Facebook, Twitter, and every other social media site out there are addictive. I wrote in my journal every day, and discovered as much about myself as the places and people I saw. Related posts: Day 19 of My Facebook and Twitter Sabbatical. Bye Bye Facebook, Bye Bye Twitter.

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Debunking Five Social Media Myths

Socialized

The blogosphere has been buzzing recently in response to a Wall Street Journal article declaring that e-mail is dead. Unfortunately, the Journal didn’t say e-mail was dead, but reported on Oct. Had I sent it to her via Twitter, it would have required 60 separate messages. MySpace Is Where the Young People Hang Out.

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The Unfriendliness of Kid-Friendly Social Networks

Socialized

Any serious adult user of Twitter, Facebook, or MySpace knows these sites are both social and anti-social. Note: It was pointed out to me after I published this that the Wall Street Journal piece was written not by Walt Mossberg, but by Katherine Boehret, and edited by Mossberg.

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On Knowing (And Experience)

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On July 20th, 2012, Sloane published a blog post titled, Why Every Social Media Manager Should Be Under 25 , over at the Next Gen Journal in which she attempts to explain why the best Social Media Managers are those who understand the Internet more than everybody else because they grew up with it. next gen journal. twitter.

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