Posts Tagged ‘Social Web’

Is Quora Struggling to Become A Community?

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When Charlie Cheever was first promoting Quora, he claimed that the site aimed to be “a civil place on the Internet where people can interact” and that this sense of community was key to Quora’s success. A few months later, as Quora continues to expand, is Quora living up to its “community” reputation?

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How To Use Quora: A Comprehensive Guide

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Quora is a continually growing user generated collection of questions and answers. All the questions and answers are created, edited, and organized by the people who use it. While many people use Quora as a resource for research, information, and general interest, some use Quora to ­add and build their social network.

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Bad Social Networking Ideas: Man Tries to Hire a Hitman on Facebook

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When you need to advertise an event, ask advice, or seek out a used couch, a social network is an ideal place to reach out to your extended community, but, what if you need a hit man? For Corey C. Adams of Pennsylvania, posting an ad looking for a murderer for hire seemed like a resourceful idea when he was in crunch, proving an important point about social web: social networking might be smart, but some of its users are downright stupid.

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New "SkyGrid" Lets You Get All Your Lady Gaga or Pearl Jam Social Media In One Place

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Following a celebrity on the web can be exhausting; there is so much to do and so many places to divide your time: official websites, YouTube channels, Twitter accounts, Facebook pages. But, you don’t need to worry anymore. Always the trend setter, Lady Gaga has teamed up with SkyGrid to merge all your celebrity following social needs under one platform.

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Deloitte: Social Media Advertising Still "Modest" Compared to Television

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When is trillion of anything humble? According to Deloitte Canada’s 10th annual Technology Media and Telecommunications Prediction Report, a trillion advertisements – the number users will see on social networks in 2011 – is relatively modest. They key word is “relatively”.

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