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Tag Archives: social
Social Centric Planning
View more presentations from Mindshare. At team Invention we’re quite into the 20 slide and 6 minute presentation style called “Pecha Kucha“. Each week a member of our team gives a Pecha Kucha about something they’re passionate about in order to: ice the cake that is our monday meeting ;p Last week my Pecha Kucha [...]
Is the future of social about real personal space?
So many websites and social networks rise and fall down the Comscore/Neilson ratings and so many social networks are popping up across the internet I ask my-self how many can you actually become a member of and what are the real benefits?
Posted in Social Media Also tagged Blogging, blogs, facebook, social media, Social networks, web 2.0, web apps Leave a comment
The use of blogs as reflective tools