Idaconcpts
DECEMBER 28, 2010
For many Google has become the patron saint of open source, and the number of open source projects Google supports or directly develops seems to increase every day. Originally developed by Google, the foundation that supports the project is now supported by Hi5, MySpace, Yahoo, and many others.
Stay N' Alive
JULY 23, 2011
Over the last 2 or 3 years Facebook, Google, Plaxo, Myspace, and others have all been working on a standard to make fixing the noise problem easier. See this presentation by Chris Messina about a year ago: Activity Streams, Socialism, & the Future of Open Source. for distributed social networks.
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Social Media Marketing
APRIL 8, 2011
From there it was merely a hop, skip and jump to the fourth generation of cellular wireless (4G) standards that social media and wireless communication users enjoy today. Facebook aficionados in particular are known to congregate in hot spots that feature free access to the social network for laptops and cell phones.
Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg
MAY 13, 2008
The key here is making the mechanics of the social networks transparent. From looking at the software development world: an open source product can benefit from ongoing enhanced security. For example: the apache server, since its code is open any attacker can analyze it, search for loopholes and devise an attack.
The Marketing Blog
MAY 27, 2008
About the Event A one-day semi-camp style “unconference”* which brings together stakeholders and audiences of social media and blogging.
Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 28, 2008
Previous: Open source solutions. If managed properly, the use of social media tools such as blogs and wikis can reduce e-mail volumes by as much as 30%. Furthermore, as a new generation of employees enter the workforce, more employees will begin to demand social media tools such as social networking sites.
Convince & Convert
MAY 4, 2010
For instance, open source software and the Freemium model are allowing for a more organic, bottom-up adoption of many applications and technologies. Alternatively, an organization may use the open source LAMP stack and OpenOffice and save a great deal on software licenses. Enterprise 1.0 was very much top-down.
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