Archive for the ‘Social Networking’ Category

Teva Pharmaceutical Case Study on Spontaneous Association Leveraging Enterprise Social Software

Enterprise 2.0 Webcast: TEVA Pharmaceutical Case Study on Enterprise Social Software.

View post:
Teva Pharmaceutical Case Study on Spontaneous Association Leveraging Enterprise Social Software

From The Field: Mixing Social Networking With Small Business

KCRA's Damany Lewis reports how social networking is helping Northern California business sail in down economic times.

Read more here:
From The Field: Mixing Social Networking With Small Business

Top 5 Dumb Social Networks – Tom’s Top 5

With G+ gaining popularity among the technorati, now's a perfect time to reflect on the WEIRDEST and WORST social networks out there. (Insert obligatory MySpace joke here.)

See the original post:
Top 5 Dumb Social Networks - Tom's Top 5

Project 21’s Borelli on America’s "Litigious Society"

Project 21 fellow Deneen Borelli speaks about America's increasingly "litigious society" as it relates to a lawsuit in which a person's rescuers are now suing her for injuries incurred during rescue efforts. Deneen also comments on a new study about social networking that points to what she calls an "obsessive" new need for people to receive feedback from others on their actions. Participating in this "Power Panel" on the 8/6/11 edition of "America's News Headquarters" on the Fox News Channel are host Heather Childers and Fox News legal analysts Mercedes Colwin and Lis Wiehl

Originally posted here:
Project 21's Borelli on America's "Litigious Society"

35 Million South Koreans Hacked

(LinkAsia: August 5, 2011) Hackers break into SK Telecom, host to South Korea's largest social networking site and most popular internet portal, jeopardizing the personal information of 35 million users. Contributor: Lee Yoo Eun

Visit link:
35 Million South Koreans Hacked