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Category Archives: Social Media

UCLA Grads’ Janus-Like Social Platform Gains Traction

Jono Lee and Eric Sue -- both recent UCLA grads -- have set their newly created social platform, TwoSides, loose on the Internet…
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Social Media Urges On a New Statistics

The world’s twitter and Facebook output -- along with its googling and cell phone geo data -- is about to be stirred, strewn…
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Are Your Online Manners Polished and Refined?

Has life on the digital sphere been making you feel like your manners and etiquette are in need of an updating? It’s likely…
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Twitter Marketing And Promotion Tips

Twitter is the place where millions go for news and all types of other information. If you’re a Twitter newbie, the first thing…
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U.C. Berkeley Social App Lab Releases CitySandbox, Hopes to Network Real-World Deeds

These days, Greg Niemeyer, one of the honchos of the U.C. Berkeley Social App Lab, can be caught tinkering with a pet project:…
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Ashton Kutcher Thinks Social Media is “Like a Manifestation of God”

Ashton Kutcher, who, these days, is very much unironically being called a “social-media influencer,” has been gearing up for his return to television…
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Flickr, Twitter, and London Riots

On Flickr, it is now possible to find CCTV cam surveillance images of the London riots that have been taking place since Saturday…
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Social Media Intelligence Offers Employers A Way to Side-Step Discrimination Suits

Social Intelligence has only been in business for one year but already it’s set to make a big impact on the ways that…
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Quepasa Pays Myyearbook $100 Million in Merger Agreement

Quepasa, the social network with its sights firmly set on a Latino audience has just paid the sibling trio from New Jersey, Geoff,…
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Social Media Inside the Courtroom

Last week, what Time Magazine has called “the first major murder trial of the social-media age” came to a close with a not-guilty…
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