Networking social et communication marketing multi-canal - Besoins des femmes, vision franco-américaine
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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Here are some thoughts from members of a working group on international mobility which I thought were right on target.
Speaking generally, one of the central issues we see is that there seems to be a mismatch between companies’ and employees’ needs and the model of Expatriation that is the basis for HR policies and practises. [...]
I came down with a serious case of an illness I hadn’t experienced before in May: The iPod Blues. My two year old Mini iPod had given up on life, it had left me with a sad face – truly, just like this :-/. All my attempts at restart served no use: pressing [...]
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Feeling lost among Web 2.0 conversations?
Here’s a link to a video that explains it all…
Some explanation of terms:
Microformats: From Wikipedia:
Microformat logoA microformat (sometimes abbreviated μF or uF) is a piece of mark up that allows expression of semantics in an HTML (or XHTML) web page. Programs can extract meaning from a web page that [...]
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