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Most people in my workshops have either not heard of Google+ or do nothing after signing up. They feel this way because like 850 million other people, they invested heavily in Facebook profiles Google’s new social network arrived. They lament, not another social network, another profile to update. Does anyone even remember Orkut?
Google+ launched in June 2011, 7 years after Facebook, and 8 years after LinkedIn opened their doors. Read More → 
Every now and then students contact me while doing research on articles I've written on this blog or interviews published on my work. So this one started out very interesting although the eventual questions were not asking the right questions I believe.
I'm studying journalism at Stellenbosch University, and have to write an in-depth article about something, and I chose Facebook . So it's not for any publication and the deadline is Wednesday. Read More → 
When you think about how much money is spent on the recruitment process, you may feel like there is no other way. Well with the rise of business social networking sites like LinkedIn, you have more power in your own hands than you ever dreamed.
As a Linkedin coach I've helped CEO's of major corporations to show them the power of Advanced Search using LinkedIn, and how to do targeted searches. When management sees the benefits so clearly, they realise this is one Read More → 1. What is your motivation to start this project? In the knowing that having a thought is in itself a powerful influential act. From that thought came the idea to create a social network that displayed the world's problems and giving the whole world an opportunity to contribute positive words or prayers to each world issue. I believe with Read More →
At Facebook, we're constantly connecting with interesting people—from experts in their field, academics and researchers to celebrities or visitors to our office. Occasionally, we'll share these conversations on the Facebook Blog in our "Connecting with...." series. I had the opportunity to speak with Sam Gosling, professor of psychology at The University of Texas at Austin and author of "Snoop: What your stuff says about you." He recently published research that Read More → 