Archiving of high-resolution original images. LinkedIn, in October 2009 had over 50 million members (plus 385 staff)   $75-100m – 1/4 from advertising. And what is free stuff anyway – marketing? advertising? mugs game?  If you offer some services at a paid-for premium, which ones should you choose to monetize? Too weird. MORE >>

Since I use my blog, in part, as a personal knowledge management system and Twitter archiving is an oxymoron, I am now going to post my favorite links for the month. These are links that I want to archive and share. Here is the second in a new series of posts. will repeat this once a month if that timing seems to work best. MORE >>

Ken steve Says: April 29th, 2009 at 3:59 am Basically - for most subjects - but not necessarily language learning, lisa is right. Ken Carroll networks, languages, and learning 2.0 About Ken Carroll « Is ChinesePod setting industry standards? Constructionism works » Are podcasts inferior to text? Her argument is somewhat muddled. MORE >>

She wrote: ED-MEDIA 2009 « Lisa’s (Online) Teaching Blog My first technology-related experience, however, was on the plane getting here from San Diego. Share and Enjoy: 39 responses so far 39 Responses to “How I use social media&# # Howard Rheingold on 04 Aug 2009 at 1:27 pm Simply brilliant, Nancy. on 07 Aug 2009 at 5:04 am [.] MORE >>

Read archives, do a search. If there was one issue that most members of just about any community would agree on, it’s that members (especially new ones) don’t search the archives nearly often enough before asking a question. Spend at least an hour or two digging into the archives. Initial Engagement. Figure out your objective. MORE >>