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Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 27, 2008
Six degrees of separation in instant messaging. Dataset , Instant Messaging , Internet , Online Communications , Roland Piquepaille. Of course, as you can see in the second map above, “there are obvious biases in the data, with 15- to 30-year-olds being by far the biggest groups of users. Uncategorized.
Social Media Strategery
NOVEMBER 30, 2008
If your organization already uses Instant Messaging, microblogging offers the potential to turn those one-on-one conversations into group collaboration. You may say that your IM application offers the ability to create a chatroom – the difference here is that messages are open to everyone, not just the people you choose.
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Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg
NOVEMBER 26, 2007
The internet and technology ownership has changed everything: digital TV, mobile phones, iPods, weblogs, instant messaging, [and] social networking. Totally connected groups are average sharers, creating as much as they can consume and using free sites to display it all. Crucially, their expectations have changed. Answers Yahoo!
Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 27, 2008
The lack of understanding between busy and burst goes beyond just the inability of the busy to see the value in using Web 2.0 Bursters know you should try instant messaging if you need a quick answer, go with a blog post if you’re announcing something, and use a wiki for archiving information useful to the entire team.
Buzz Marketing for Technology
JULY 24, 2008
We tend to get along best in small groups, and when we our groups get too big, tensions tend to develop. Keeping groups small and informal allows a comfort level to develop where people feel free to exchange knowledge with each other. instant messaging. Humans are tribal by nature. government. information.
Social Media Strategery
JANUARY 10, 2009
From our most senior VPs to senior executives within the government to our summer interns, every group has their own set of questions, concerns, and pre-conceived notions about social media and what it means for them. Image Courtesy of Flickr user Ack Ook* buy-in , leadership , scary , social media , web 2.0
Social Media Strategery
NOVEMBER 2, 2008
Asking this group of users to go from this to using a wiki was a gigantic step that they weren’t ready to take. Yammer is a microblogging application similar to Twitter, only it’s focused on businesses. Facebook firewall gov20 government government 2.0 FASTForward FedScoop Governing People Government 2.0
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