Justin Levy

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It’s Not About the Platform

Justin Levy

Now that Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Flickr are out ahead as the major social networks, it becomes harder to debate social platforms, though it definitely still occurs, especially with location-based platforms. A day doesn’t go by that I don’t read a conversation online debating WordPress, Tumblr and Posterous.

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It’s Not About the Platform

Justin Levy

Now that Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Flickr are out ahead as the major social networks, it becomes harder to debate social platforms, though it definitely still occurs, especially with location-based platforms. A day doesn’t go by that I don’t read a conversation online debating WordPress, Tumblr and Posterous.

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It’s Not About the Platform

Justin Levy

Now that Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Flickr are out ahead as the major social networks, it becomes harder to debate social platforms, though it definitely still occurs, especially with location-based platforms. A day doesn’t go by that I don’t read a conversation online debating WordPress, Tumblr and Posterous.

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It’s Not About the Platform

Justin Levy

Now that Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Flickr are out ahead as the major social networks, it becomes harder to debate social platforms, though it definitely still occurs, especially with location-based platforms. A day doesn’t go by that I don’t read a conversation online debating WordPress, Tumblr and Posterous.

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It’s Not About the Platform

Justin Levy

Now that Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Flickr are out ahead as the major social networks, it becomes harder to debate social platforms, though it definitely still occurs, especially with location-based platforms. A day doesn’t go by that I don’t read a conversation online debating WordPress, Tumblr and Posterous.

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10 Ways to Support Charity Through Social Media

Justin Levy

Almost everyone has an outlet for blogging these days — whether that means a site running WordPress, an account at LiveJournal, or a blog on MySpace or Facebook. You can use sites like 12seconds.tv , Vimeo , and YouTube to easily record and spread your video message.