The document also details what kind of information Yahoo keeps on users of services like Flickr, Yahoo Groups, and Yahoo Chat, and how long that information is retained. " More There's a transition program starting December 13 to migrate users to the new approach. Google Wave for Business ... Dipanker takes a punt on some of the scenarios where Google Wave will be useful in a business context. "

Image by Balakov via Flickr In December 2008, global consumers spent an average of just over three hours on social networks . In December 2009, they were spending over five and a half hours on average. There, the typical social network user spent an average of nearly seven hours on social networking sites in December 2009. An increase of 82%. According to The Nielsen Company , social network sites have grown in importance globally in 2009.

Examples of applications that are significantly improved by the existence of context specific social graphs within them are Digg , Flickr , Del.icio.us and Twitter which all don’t require a user to add themselves to the site’s social graph to utilize it’s services but get more valuable once users do. Tweet Some thoughts on retroactive deletion of shared content on Facebook and other social media sites How Googles layoffs and project cancellations are affecting its culture of innovation MIX 09 Conference Panel on Activity Streams and Opening Up Social Networks Some thoughts

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Home Thinkingshift is ThinkingShift CoPs 101 December 9, 2008 · Filed under Communities of Practice , Knowledge Management , Useful resources , YouTube Once again, I find myself in need of explaining CoPs (communities of practice) to people I’m working with. Then I came across this video about Caterpillar’s sharing culture and their 4,000 CoPs. There were a couple of things in the video I don’t agree with but hey, I’m in a good mood so I’ll lay off! Possibly related

Later blogs came along, then sites like Flickr (photos) and YouTube (videos) for user-generated rich media. Other sites, like Flickr, incorporate social network features to support the core activity of the site, which in the case of Flickr is photo publishing and sharing. Posted by: Jon Lebkowsky on November 6, 2007 9:25 PM EMAIL THIS ENTRY TO: YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS: MESSAGE (optional): Feb 25, 09 About Stuff Shelter Cities Community Business Politics Planet The Value of Connections Jon Lebkowsky October 30, 2007 1:32 PM Ive been struggling with social networks and social network platforms: I have a lot of thoughts about them, all clamoring for attention in my head, and Im to create neat square boxes for my thoughts, the way consultants do when they create those neat clearly-articulated lists that are supposed to show off their expertise.

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About Contact Web Strategy Vault Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang | Social Media, Web Marketing Jeremiah Owyang discusses how web tools and social media enable companies to connect with customers Video and Debate: Who really owns the Community? December 18th, 2007 | Category: Interview , Community Marketing , Video Click To Play In my research I get to interview experts in my industry such as the seasoned Bill Johnston , who’s a community expert and is very involved with

As suggested by one online marketing expert, Jeremiah Owyang, blogs are akin to keynote speeches in that someone speaks from a podium, possibly on an area of his or her expertise or just to share some ideas, and the audience is able to ask questions or share comments in the form of posting responses. -Manisha Shahane Manish Sharma November 23rd, 2008 4:49 am Analogy was wonderful and helped me to understand the concept better. Leave a reply name