0Boy/social networks

From the page: "Last week DigitalMediaWire published an article stating that the majority of U.S. companies ban social media sites at work. The stats break down thusly:"

My first "Twitter List". Will be adding to it regularly. Be sure to "follow" it!

From the page: "The doom and gloom crowd has been predicting Twitterâ€s demise for years. Where is their revenue model? It goes down too much. Spam is taking over. WHERE IS THEIR REVENUE MODEL? After 2 years of defending Twitter, I'm starting to question whether or not I was wrong and they were all right."

From the page: "Here are a variety of articles (including some oldies) about Twitter including advice for business use, getting more followers and becoming a success on Twitter."

From the page: "Twitter, Facebook and YouTube to name a few have quickly become the primary means of networking and staying connected with your clients and business associates today. In response to this growing trend of sharing media and content, we at EvanCarmichael.com have drawn up a list of "The Top 50 Social Media Blogs Of The Year ". "

From the page: "Believe it or not, thereâ€s actually a place for bots on Twitter. For many, they can be effective for certain things such as RSS feeds for blogs, tag retweeting, etc. The problem is with the automated accounts that are nothing other than ways to accumulate followers to spread whatever spammy message the botmaster wants spread either now or in the future."

Following February's slew of complaints regarding Facebook's Terms of Use amendment, founder Mark Zuckerberg launched an "Open Governance" model and wrote, "If [Facebook] were a country, it would be the sixth most populated country in the world. Our terms aren't just a document that protect our rights; it's the governing document for how the service is used by everyone across the world." Today Facebook redrafted its Statement of Rights and Responsibilities and while users / citizens have until August 18th to comment, we can't help thinking the system is a bogus democracy.

From the page: "Because itâ€s just a messaging platform, Twitter is far less complex than Facebook. Nevertheless, misuse and abuse seem at least as common on the former as on the latter. Some of our favorite Twitter etiquette rules follow."