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Facebook as intranet – healthy hype
Bill Ives at FastForward blog writes about how the software company Serena has adopted Facebook as its corporate intranet. They’re using it to take their 800 global employees through a big change programme. They’ve created a few custom apps that … Continue reading
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Tagged digital workspace, dna of the digital workspace, enterprise 2.0, Facebook, hype, intranet, intranets, People
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Dust to digital dust
Before the internet, dying was a simple business. What you said, wrote, created in your lifetime lived on in people’s memories, passed down the generations and turned to myth. And sometimes these had more tangible manifestations, in letters, books, works … Continue reading
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Tagged death, Facebook, funerals, internet, intranet, legacy, memories, moving on
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With Facebook friends like these
Someone once asked “If you died, how many of your Facebook friends would come to your funeral?” Rather morbid, but they had a point. I said “How would they know I’d died? I wouldn’t be able to update my status. … Continue reading
Social networking – worth the wait?
Two things struck me when reading this article about Google’s Orkut being bigger than Facebook in India and Brazil. First, that people are prepared to wait up to five minutes for a page to load. Orkut – 1.5 minutes Facebook … Continue reading
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Tagged bloatware, Brazil, download speeds, Facebook, India, internet, myspace, orkut, social networking, software
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Silly money
From TechCrunch: Facebook Takes the Microsoft Money And Runs. The $240 million is a minority stake that values the company at $15 billion. Uh oh…
Help! I’m starting to think in status updates
On my Sunday run yesterday morning I suddenly caught myself turning everything I was doing in to Facebook status updates. If you haven’t been on Facebook, status updates let you tell people in your group of friends or networks whatever … Continue reading
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Tagged Communication, Facebook, Geeknic, status updates, thinking
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Farcebook
Facebook seems to be becoming a necessary evil. I’ve never felt particularly comfortable about it, but I do have an account and I do use it from time to time. Somewhat worryingly found out today (thanks Chris T) that unless … Continue reading
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Tagged Facebook, identity management, privacy, profile, settings, User experience
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Linkbook and FacedIn
A friend recently told me they hadn’t used LinkedIn since discovering Facebook, which I found interesting. I think they are very different animals, each with their own set of services – a few of which overlap. Not all my “connections” … Continue reading
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Tagged Communication, Facebook, Geeknic, LinkedIn, People, WorkLifeBlur
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