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Where College Students Hang Out Online

September 13, 2011
Where College Students Hang Out Online

96% of college students use Facebook.

Is Facebook Losing Steam?

August 22, 2011
Is Facebook Losing Steam?

14.8% fewer Americans sent messages to friends on Facebook in July 2011 than did so in July 2009.

Brand Fans

June 30, 2011
Brand Fans

36.9% of Facebook/MySpace users and 43.5% of Twitter users follow brands on those sites for special offers or deals.

The Other Social Network Trailer: What About Tom?

August 1, 2010

A spoof trailer for a fictional film about MySpace, riffing off Sony’s release about Facebook, The Social Network.

The Death Of MySpace

February 7, 2010

Will Craig man-up and push the delete button on his MySpace account or remain haunted by the ghost of Tom Anderson?

Is Online Networking More Effective Than In-Person Networking? – Interview Notes

November 18, 2009

Online social networking is neither more nor less effective than in-person marketing so as much as it is different.

The Rise Of Social Mobile

August 23, 2009

It is inevitable that social networks will go mobile; the trends point to both the rising adoption of smart phones as well as social networking sites. Web traffic reveals the growing interest in social mobile.

MySpace Graveyard Launches

August 2, 2009

Patrick explores the social networking afterlife.

Benefits Of Social Networking For Small-Business Owners – Interview Notes

June 30, 2009

This is a response to a columnist who asked: Is online networking (Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc.) more effective than formal in-person networking (i.e., BNI, LeTip, etc.) or it is a question of totality?

Microblogging Fragmentation & How Yahoo Can Get Game With A Flickr Of The Switch

May 28, 2009

Is the fragmentation of microblogging audiences eating away at Twitter’s base & how can Yahoo! get in the microblogging game overnight?

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