Tag Archive 'web 2.0'

Written by Nabanita Roy, who is a web enthusiast and blogger currently working as a Community Development Executive at forums.com. She is trying to help people connect – and you can connect with her on Twitter @nabanita_roy. The sole aim of business today is not just making money, counting profits and waiting for your customers [...]

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Many sites and blogs have incorporated buttons on their site that allows the user to share the content on their Twitter profile. This makes the exchange of knowledge more easy and dynamic as well as it makes the entire web experience more social: you share what you read and like with your contacts. Now Twitter [...]

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The Social Web

I have been looking at a list of the most visited sites on the web on Alexia.com. It makes sense that google features as no 1, as many people use it as their primary search engine and use it as an everyday online tool. Besides search engines, there are several social networking sites placed in [...]

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Do you run an online community? Some years ago it was expensive and difficult to programme a virtual meeting place. Today it’s free and really simple thanks to Facebook. Still, many companies who start a Facebook page never succeed. Valuable resources are vasted because these companies fail to understand that online interaction is about PEOPLE. [...]

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Remember the suicide network Seppukoo? We wrote a couple of blog posts about it’s pursuit to make Facebook users commit virtual suicide and about Facebook’s attempt to stop this by threatening to drag the site to court. Well now yet another suicide site has occurred: The Web 2.0 Suicide Machine. The Web 2.0 Suicide Machine [...]

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If you have a YouTube account, it is now possible to see in our YouTube home page whenever a Facebook Friends publishes a new video. Apparently YouTube is socialising it up. Recently they have also made it possible to connect with Twitter and Google Reader as well as the YouTube site has started to suggest [...]

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Written by Thilde Vesterby Some of you might remember a former blog post about a prediction from Mashable saying that Facebook will launch a ‘Share with Everybody’-option on the popular network. Well, Facebook recently launched a beta version of what they call an Improved Publisher. The publisher enables Facebook users to share posts with a [...]

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Written by Jonas Klit Nielsen This is a post asking for your input because this is the initial thoughts on what I call TribeSourcing. You might read the following and think: ‘What is he talking about? That will never work’ or ‘This is already fully established and just called something else’. But you might also [...]

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Written by Jonas Klit Nielsen Target is right now showing excellent use of social media. They are using their facebook fan pages to let their fans decide which charity should get their donation. The campaign is called “Bullseye Gives”. The American retail chain Target is already giving 5% of it’s annual income for charity, but [...]

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