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Entries in Fatigue (3)
More Thoughts on the Social Networking "Make Versus Buy" Decision
In Should You Make or Buy Your Social Network? I wrote about some of the technology-related decisions that are needed when an organization adopts online social networking.
Dennis D. McDonald
in Web 2.0, Collaboration, Social Networking, Standards, Cost Analysis, Social Media, Fatigue, Facebook, Adoption, Strategy, Strategic Planning, Social Network Portability, OpenSocial
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McDonald's Rules of Personal Connection Behavior
Members of the Social Media Collective are blogging about Twitter. To see what I mean, go to the Collective's front page and search for "twitter" or use this Social Media Collective Search Engine I set up using Google's custom search service. (I've already blogged about the topic here.) This Twitter discussion got me to thinking about the decisions we make about connecting with others during the day.
Dennis D. McDonald
in Social Networking, Social Media, Fatigue, Twitter
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Is There Such a Thing as "Social Networking Fatigue"?
Is there such a thing as "social networking fatigue"? Luis Suarez thinks so. He wrote about it recently in Your Single Social Network - ClaimID and Identity 2.0 to the Rescue?. Here's an extract of what he said:
Dennis D. McDonald
in Social Networking, Fatigue, Identity, Social Network Portability
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