Social Media Offers More Than We Care to Know
There's always been a fine line between sharing and sharing too much. Business and IT executives should think about this when designing social media systems.
There's always been a fine line between sharing and sharing too much. Business and IT executives should think about this when designing social media systems.
A lot of people spend more time immersed in the virtual world than in the physical one. Many of them are obsessed with documenting every aspect of their life.
The joy of tweeting to millions of customers is fading in the realization that many of them don't exist. Evidence shows that some brands use fake followers.
If the investigation following the Boston Patriot Day bombings proved one thing, it's that law enforcement officials have caught up with the future.
Today's technology makes it increasingly easy to use crowdsourcing. Now, however, some organizations are attempting to take the approach one step beyond.
The Internet has devolved into a three-ring e-circus that serves as a microcosm for global conflicts, scorched-earth politics, and the battle for hearts and minds.
How we define friendship is being rewritten at Internet speed. Can we value a virtual being we have never met as much as someone we have spent time with?
I'm not sure who bases buying decision on e-reviews. It seems to be the Wild West of cyberspace—with some people reportedly pocketing up to $5 for each fake review.
Recently, Facebook has been transformed into a steaming cauldron of political rants and diatribes.
Over time, the mechanics of Facebook—and the Junkweb—lead to a lower common denominator of human interaction. Ultimately, we join a self-selecting club of like-minded individuals.
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By Samuel Greengard You may recall a late 1990s phenomenon dubbed the dot-com bubble. During this period, countless startups tossed out a steady stream of novel and crazy ideas--in a few cases, innovative....
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By Samuel Greengard Right now, social media is all the buzz--and for good reason. It connects people in new and profoundly different ways, and it allows a fundamentally different type of interaction: bott....