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Has Facebook's Reign Come And Gone Already?
A smart friend of mine, a longtime industry veteran, once shared with me an interesting observation about the companies that dominate the computing industry. His idea was that there's always a top dog, a company that Bigfoots over everybody else, instills fears in rivals, attracts the best talent and so on -- but that with each turn of the wheel, each new ruler's reign gets shorter and shorter. So: first came IBM, which ruled for 25 to 30 years, then Microsoft, which ruled for 12 to 15, then Google for six to eight years, and now Facebook, whose reign arguably began in 2010, when its traffic surged past Google's and it bullied Zynga, its biggest partner , into accepting Facebook Credits.How To Filter The Social Web On Your Mobile
App.net Raises $600K to Build an Ad-Free Alternative to Twitter
Twitter is planning to restrict access to its API , and developers are worried.<img src="http://timebusinessblog.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/108437322.jpg?w=480&h=320&crop=1" alt="LinkedIn " title="LinkedIn "/>
LinkedIn Continuing to Shine on Wall Street as Facebook Struggles
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The Biggest Secret of Social Media
Here’s the biggest secret of social media: if you don’t like people very much, it won’t work very well. I did an interview for a magazine recently, where the first (not the second or subsequent question) was how one might automate all their social media usage and save time. Can you imagine? The very first question, rewritten by me, would have read: “How does one take this very human medium and robotize it the way we’ve done that with all the other communications methods in our life?” I’m not some kind of kumbaya, let’s-hug-the-whales guy, but at the same time, if you’re thinking that social media’s going to bring prosperity to your business, and yet your first thoughts are on how to mechanize it, you might be looking at the wrong tool.5 Trends Affecting How We Connect Through Social Media
We’ve gone through a strange change, from people not realizing that they need to be their own brand, to people not realizing how being the brand impacts the way they do business. It’s interesting, really. Tom Peters was the first person I recall talking about it, back in the Alan Webber days of FastCompany ( The Brand Called You ). Back then, we were all cubicle farmers and beige employees of the cog-world (okay, not true, but that’s what it felt like).
When YOU Are the Brand
We're often asked how to build corporate support for social media projects. There are many social media advocates that find it hard to sell internally. What's the best approach if you're a Marketing Director selling a social media proposition to the Board? Or a Department Head keen to include social media in your 2010 budget? I have recently coached a client in selling his social media business plan internally.
Social Media Today | Gaining internal support for social media
Burgerlijk Nieuwjaarsboodschapje - Ambtenaar 2.0 netwerk
Bijeenkomst Groep Handreiking Ambtenaar 2.0 - Ambtenaar 2.0 netw
Web 2.0 biedt veel mogelijkheden voor de overheid om zich van haar open en transparante kant te laten zien. Tegelijkertijd is zorgvuldigheid gevraagd bij het verbinden van web 2.0 en het werk van de ambtenaar. Met de doorontwikkeling van de Handreiking Ambtenaar 2.0 willen we de zorgvuldige transparantie tegemoetkomen. Doe je mee? Vragen die o.a. in de bijeenkomst centraal staan: - Welke vragen leven er onder ambtenaren m.b.t. gebruik web 2.0?Vandaag hield het ministerie van EZ een bijeenkomst over de drijvende krachten op ict-gebied tussen 2010 en 2020. Gespreksleider was Daniel Erasmus van adviesbureau DTN , Jeff Ubois deed de verslaglegging. Er waren 25 aanwezigen vanuit de overheid, het bedrijfsleven, wetenschap en belangenverenigingen en enkele zelfstandige trendwatchers.
Drijvende krachten voor de ict tot 2020: globalisering - Ambtena
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