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London, UK (PRWEB) May 31, 2013
ForexMinute, a renowned online Forex newsletter portal, has expanded its area of broadcasting the latest Forex market news by including social networking pages. Now, more and more traders/visitors may stay updated regarding the latest news and updates from the Forex market through ForexMinute's social networking pages like Facebook, Twitter.
ForexMinute, through its social networking pages aims to target a larger audience, as most of the investors constantly keep on traveling from one place to another. This move is seen beneficial for traders and general visitors interested to know about the Forex market. The investors will get the latest feeds from just following or liking the social network pages of this company.
Also, ForexMinute forecasts the possibilities of trends that influence the market. With easy and regular access to social networks like Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, YouTube, LinkedIn, amongst others, traders get updates about current trends of the financial markets and can obtain handy information.
The company aims at providing the best and in-depth analysis of the latest happenings to the customers which will help them in investing in this volatile market. It is well known fact that investing in this volatile market is not a child's play, even the expert investors need the latest unbiased updates and news from reliable Forex broker reviews and other sources. ForexMinute acknowledges this fact and comply with the facts with adherence, giving nothing but the most reliable news to visitors.
Also, ForexMinute shares the market trends and updates through ForexMinute television. Apart from the social pages, ForexMinute has also introduced a new Forex blog to publish valuable posts and create an environment of discussion and debates over various matters of the financial markets. With ForexMinute blog, visitors and traders can create a valuable communication with other traders and Forex experts around the world.
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Email is old and in decline. Chat, texting and social networks are how people interact now, right?
Well, not so fast.
With every new social network and social service, with every new instant and not-so-instant way to communicate, email rises in importance. The reason is that with everybody choosing a different communications medium, email is increasingly the only one we all have in common. It's the glue that holds the social Web together.
I prefer Google+. My mom and one of my kids are on Facebook. My other kid is on Twitter. One of my nieces is on Pinterest. One of my best friends is on Path. Another is on Pheed. My dad isn't really sure what a social network is.
The fact that everybody is using a social network, and a different one, doesn't matter. I still reach them all thanks to the Mother of All Social Networks -- email.
It helps that the regular social networks do (and must) integrate with email. For example, on Google+ I've added non-Google+ users to my circles. When I post to "Family," the family members on Google+ get a post in their stream and the rest get the post in their email in-boxes.
I also have my most important circles update me via Gmail. Those posts just show up there, and I can engage with them instantly, right in the message.
Even though I don't use Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest or other social networks much, I do have all those services set up to send, via email, posts from the people on those services I care about.
In all those cases, email is an extension of Google+. Email takes social networking posts where the social networks cannot go.
(It's a category-busting irony that I do all of my blogging on a social network and much of my social networking in an email service.)
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By Fe Zamora, Kate Pedroso and Sara Pacia Philippine Daily Inquirer
12:33 am | Sunday, June 2nd, 2013
MANILA, PhilippinesWorking on an island resort in a most beautiful place was far from Kiali-i Chaluyans mind when she updated her resume on LinkedIn.com, a social networking site for job seekers and employers, in mid-2012.
Chaluyan, 28, a journalism graduate of the University of the Philippines in Diliman, had been working for some years in Manila when certain unfavorable events occurred. Instead of getting depressed, Chaluyan decided to revive her dormant LinkedIn account.
Chaluyan, an avowed beach person, was bowled over by the first message she got.
It was an invitation to apply to the Maldives from the Filipino communications manager of a resort run by a well-known Thai hotel chain. This was heaven for me, she said.
I sent my CV (curriculum vitae), was interviewed twice over the phone and signed the contract in a week, said Chaluyan in an interview conducted online from where she is now ensconceda resort in the renowned vacation hideaway for the wealthy, the Maldives in the Indian Ocean.
Dream job found
Like Chaluyan, Patricia Denise Chiu found her dream job via the Internet. In Chius case, the social networking site Facebook was the matchmaker.
Fresh out of college in 2012, Chiu applied for her first job the old-fashioned way. She left an envelope with her application letter and CV in the drop box outside the main gate of the GMA-7 television network.
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