Networking social et communication marketing multi-canal - Besoins des femmes, vision franco-américaine
Here’s a common question along small business owners and non profits : “Do you know a good web designer who can build my company or organization a nice web site”? The worst situation is: ” My 17 year old nephew has offered to build one for me , cheap”… Ouch.
Here’s a response from Barbara Saunders [...]
Here are some tips gleaned from a great research center’s discussion on privacy:
Don’t let peer pressure or what other people are doing on these sites push you into doing something you’re not comfortable with. Just because other people post their mobile phone number or birthday, doesn’t mean you have to.
Be wary of publishing any identifying [...]
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Here’s a great video presentation of what is web 2.0 from a German anthropologist Michael Wesch. It outlines how we have to think about its impact on our society, ie, how it’s going to change how we think about authorship, copyright, and our identity, among other things.
We need governance of the Web 2.0 developments. [...]
Public online social networks are the likes of Facebook, Linkedin, and the infamous MySpace. These mega networks, financed by Sillicon Valley funders, seek to rack in as many eyeballs as possible, ie, as many users as possible. They report millions of profiles: 14 million for Linkedin in October 2007, 40 million for FaceBook, [...]
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It’s not because my name is Caroline, but I was very much attracted to the DivineCaroline.com site that’s newly out. I thought, finally, with a name like that, someone has come out with a great site for women!
And yes, it’s quite impressive. As of this writing, I do not know much about who’s [...]