Posts Tagged ‘Social Networks’

Muammar Gaddafi died and Libyan social media users expressed their feelings on Twitter and Facebook.

Physicians take note. Avvo has released a new social media guide for health care professionals.

“Why did Steve Jobs choose to not effectively treat his cancer?” It’s a loaded question, but one that a Quora user decided to respond to. The result is a thread that is as informational as it is controversial.

Want to connect with social media users from around the world? A social networking site which uses translation technology has been released to meet your needs.

Men have one; professionals have one, so why shouldn’t scientists have one? Sciencia.org launches new social network for scientists.

Do you know what your child is doing after school? A new study on the social media habits of young people in South Africa reveals important figures about social networking and youth identity formation.

What do social networking users worry about most? According to a new survey the answer is privacy.

Social media has turned into a space which invites some vigilantism, but what happens when a community places blame on the wrong person?

Is Google + holding out on its features? A “code junkie” accidentally stumbles upon possibly unreleased Google + features.

In Cairo, social media depictions of violence clash with official narrative, and again, social media gives a voice to the potentially voiceless.