Five ways to avoid the personal online ghetto
What is your content consumption/creation balance? It might be the key to your online success.
Archive for the ‘sociology’ Category
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.
What keeps you from making your mark?
A childhood humiliation secretly held the author back in life. A journey toward making your mark in life.
Can social brands provide meaning to your life?
Research shows people are seeking fulfillment in non-traditional places. Can a brand create meaning in your life?
Are we one big web family? Think again.
Are we one big, happy web family? Subtle cultural differences can create misunderstandings and conflict.
The end of an analog life
We are part of a dying species — humans with a paper record of their lives. Now, what do we do with it?
When Twitter followers ask for money
The appeal was heartfelt, but when a Twitter follower asked for money asked for money, I said no. Here’s why.
Is it time to embrace the social media faker?
Is it time to embrace the social media faker? Matt Ridings says “yes”
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