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Digital Marketing Specialist, Social Media Consultant, and Tech Geek at Heart

MySpace and Facebook: A Social Class Divide?

A recent study performed by Ph.D. student Danah Boyd and covered by BBC News has determined that there is a “sharp division along class lines among the American teenagers flocking to the social network sites.” Boyd claims that Facebook users are primarily from wealthier homes and have a greater chance of attending...

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Spamming Social Networks is a No-No

Today, DazzlinDonna wrote a very timely piece on social network spammers. It’s been so applicable lately as I’m beginning to be befriended by anyone and everyone on just about every social network. In the past several weeks, my Twitter accounts have been friended up by porn solicitors and people looking to market...

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Facebook Fanatics Add Fuel to the Fire

Awhile ago, I wrote why I am an obsessive compulsive Facebook user. Truthfully, Facebook’s “obsessive compulsive” reach didn’t grab me until recent events that I blogged about earlier this week. As I mentioned in that post, I started a blog to address a problem that seems to be plaguing my high school, an...

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The Two Sides of Twitter: Borderline Obsessive Compulsive and The Person Who Simply Answers The Question

I spent a good chunk of this weekend learning the ins and outs of Twitter, the service I blogged about not too long ago. In case you wanted to know and to establish contact, here I am. While I was preparing to clean the apartment for a visit from my father-in-law late Saturday night, I decided to use Twitter over more conventional...

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Online Dating: Content isn’t Everything

Here’s a little known present-day fact about me: when I was 15, I had an “AOL boyfriend.” (My parents, had they known, would have freaked.) In my high school yearbook, I was voted most likely to have an online wedding. Back then, it was strange for people to grasp the potential of online networking. It was geeky. ...

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Watch What You Say Anywhere: People are Reading … and Watching

Nothing is secret anymore. Unfortunately for Robert Scoble, whose private correspondence was aired on a blog, we are beginning to slowly learn that anything could potentially become public knowledge. Okay, well, Robert Scoble’s experience is on the far extreme end of things. The blogger who brought Robert’s private...

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