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The Sense and Spirituality of Facebook at 10
Facebook has given the world a pulse. That means something — the spirituality of Facebook
How digital documentation may create our lives
We are the first generation to have a digital documentation of everything in our lives. This may actually form our personalities.
Former football player compares locker room hazing and Facebook
Hazing is a trial by fire in some cultures but on Facebook, it takes on a new dimension
Can Millennials and social media solve complex world problems?
It’s popular to think that the wisdom of the crowds can change the world but there might be a few obstacles in the way.
Are we in a marketing revolution … Or something even more surprising?
Perhaps this is not a marketing revolution after all. Maybe there is something deeper going on here.
Five ways to avoid the personal online ghetto
What is your content consumption/creation balance? It might be the key to your online success.
Did social media really begin in 1984? The event that made you FEEL.
It started in 1984. The first media event that really made us feel. A video that went viral before the Internet existed and continues to inspire us.
Why I stopped thanking people on the social web
An example of why authentic social media engagement is not scalable.
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