Archive for the ‘Social Networking’ Category

Peter Bradwell and Richard Reeves from the UK-based independent “think tank” and research institute Demos, recently published a new report titled “Network Citizens: Power and Responsibility at Work”, a 92-page assessment on the potential benefits of social networking within an organization and between an organization and it’s clients. In their research they address one of the main [...]

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When you think about the vast number of online networking vehicles out there, whether it be traditional social networking, blogging, photo sharing, music playlists, and the list goes on and on … well you have quite  a collection of web addresses to keep up with.  What’s even more more dizzying is making sense of the online happenings of the people in [...]

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