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Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg
OCTOBER 20, 2010
After having read the immensely resourceful book, The Facebook Effect , I’m starting to understand how our world is changing thanks to social networks. You couldn’t join Facebook unless you had a college email address on a particular school’s domain, much to their prospective advertisers’ chagrin.
Mindjumpers
AUGUST 30, 2010
Blog About Clients Cases Tribesourcing Video People & Contact Bloggers « Spacebook and Danceroulette Music Video Flowtown – an Interesting Social Marketing Tool » Facebook Places Explained Posted by Anne Herngaard Aug 30th, 2010 Tweet Are you wondering what all the talk with Facebook Places is about?
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Ari Herzog
AUGUST 14, 2013
Did you know that every photo and video you take — and share on Facebook, Instagram, and other apps — from your smartphone is also sharing the exact latitude and longitude of the location where the photo was taken, enabling hackers, burglars, and pedophiles from knowing where you live? Sign up to receive blog posts by email.
Ari Herzog
JUNE 9, 2011
As long as you have a mobile device with GPS identification and the ability to visit a website, you can play. You are never asked to like the company on Facebook or follow them on Twitter. Is this a game changer in how brands market themselves with technology? Are Facebook and Twitter less important in 2011 as they were in 2009?
Twist Image
MAY 8, 2012
Most people just stare at the map of their GPS system and wait for the voice commands to bark out their next turn. I never tagged myself as an analytics jockey, but switching over to the trip data screen of my GPS turned the long drive into both a game and fascinating collection of data. For all to see. Have become schizophrenic?
Webbiquity SMM
JUNE 20, 2011
Facebook can be a wonderful platform for sharing information, but also a playground for narcissists. Facebook in particular is notorious for privacy issues. Probably better shared over a beer with your buddies than with the world on Facebook or Twitter. Google “Facebook spam&# and you’ll get 246 million results.
Saying It Social
SEPTEMBER 8, 2010
I promptly pulled out my smart phone, went to Google and typed merely “Italian deli&# – not having to add a geographic modifier because the GPS on my phone was enabled and would automatically pull local business listings based on my current location. I'm guessing for most of you the answer is both. if yes, please explain.
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