Articles tagged with: social networking
There are hundreds of social networking sites today, with Facebook, Google+, and Twitter just the tip of the iceberg.
You may think there is no room for another social networking site on the internet today.
There is no doubt that the more celebrities a social media network can claim as members, the more interest people tend to pay to the network itself. Google+ is doing as much as it can …
We are all more than familiar with Facebook, and now Google+ is aiming to be just as popular in the social networking field.
According to professor of pharmacology, Baroness Greenfield, at Oxford University, they could be. She claims that large numbers of people now look for attention whenever they go online. She points to the millions upon millions …
MobGold is a global player in the mobile advertising arena catering to both publishers and advertisers in the mobile Web space. They also target social media that is access via phone (Twitter, Facebook, etc.) and …
Streaming music meets social networking at Blip.fm. Much like Twitter, you can build a list of followers. Unlike Twitter, they can’t spam you (easily) with their latest get-rich-quick MLM scheme. Music only …
I knew “a guy” back in the day that used to bury an old school tape recorder in the ground outside a famous amphitheater a few days before big concerts. Sometimes he threw a few …
Twitter wants you to say whatever is on your mind. Plinky wants to start a conversation.
Sure, some people like to tell us when they’ve run out of Kleenex or just saw Carrot Top washing dishes …
TweetAnswers.com, part of a suite of sites by Michael Jensen called LiveTwitting, was created specifically to allow people to ask questions online and receive live, on-demand answers. The site is the home of a …
How many times have you watched a big-screen bomb like “Howard the Duck” or “Kangaroo Jack,” only to mutter, “I could make a better movie than that ^%%$#*”
Now a big-time producer can put his money where …
If Nixon was president today, Watergate probably wouldn’t happen. You don’t need to send goons to break into a hotel when you can probably find campaign strategy details and dirt in some bitter senate page’s …
