Which came first? Social networks or social people?
The answer to business success is apparently taking part in social networks online. But if you are not social that might not work.
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Choose your social networking friends with care
Social networks produce “norms” or averages. If you want to improve an aspect of your life or business you might need to change groups.
London Olympics will be Internet flop
The London 2012 Olympics is trying to control how people engage with the event, which ultimately will lead to negative publicity.
Attractive friends make you more popular online
Having attractive friends on social networks can make you more appealing to other people. If you want to extend your social influence only choose attractive friends.
Bedtime Social Networking Causes Sleep Deprivation Epidemic
Millions of Britons are losing valuable sleep each night because they are addicted to social networking according to findings from a new sleep report. Gone are the days when Britons liked nothing better then to be tucked up in bed with a mug of cocoa and a good book. In …
Facebook Timeline; What it Means for Candidates, Guardian Jobs Gives Advice and Tips
The imminent reformatting of Facebook looks set to further expose the private lives of its users. The standard layout will be transformed into a timeline of events, a collated year by year account of user’s movements on Facebook since their birth, or Facebook sign-up date. It has, understandably, caused a …
Don’t be too honest on Facebook
Facebook users are nothing if not honest. Several studies have shown that we are frequently more truthful online than we are in the flesh. Want to know the “real person” you meet? Take a look at what they say on Facebook and other social networks and you’ll glimpse parts of …
Snooping bosses should ditch the Facebook habit
Many recruiters want to know what really makes us tick by putting a magnifying glass to what we are up to on social networking sites. But new research by the Online Privacy Foundation has revealed just how well others can judge our personalities by looking us up on Facebook. While …
Facebook caused even more divorce mayhem in 2011
A survey carried out by UK divorce website Divorce-Online in December 2009 found that 20% of behaviour petitions contained the word “Facebook.”. A follow up survey in December 2011 has found that number has increased alarmingly during 2011 to {{33% of behaviour petitions have been found to contain Facebook}} in …
Lorraine Chase’s Tedward incident shows you how to increase your online popularity
TV actress Lorraine Chase left “I’m a Celebrity…” last night. I wonder if she will now be flying back to Luton Airport…? But for fans of the show (and it has its millions of them) one of the highlights of the series so far has been the issue of “Tedward” …
Frequent updates lead to social network success
Coronation Street actor, Antony Cotton could well be the “King of the Jungle” in this year’s “I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here…!” Not only does he have millions of adoring fans who watch him on the box each week, he is also a popular “Tweeter”. And while he is …
Online businesses can learn from Woman’s Weekly
This week, Woman’s Weekly magazine is 100 years old. Happy Birthday, old gal. And in spite of the magazine market exploding since the introduction of the 1d (one old penny) magazine, it remains the best performing magazine in the sector, with sales slightly up in a market that has seen …
Are you as popular as Katie Price online?
The former topless model, turned pop star, turned reality TV star, turned business woman, turned novelist Katie Price (aka Jordan) is now about to become a lecturer at Oxford University. Well, OK it is only a one-off lecture, but nonetheless she is going to speak at the Oxford Union – …