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16 Social Media Trends for 2010
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Permalink Reply by Jessica Hanson on -
Twitter will be owned by Google by the end of 2010.
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Permalink Reply by Heidi Walker on -
Have you done the google buzz yet????
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Permalink Reply by Dr. Salim Qureshi on -
Natalie is a new generation Business Sage. I love her.
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Permalink Reply by Heidi Walker on
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Simply put more ning
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Permalink Reply by Brenda Jeanne Wyche on -
Time to start brushing up on my math, Trend #15 crucial and inevitable domination. [not to scare anyone, but Mr. Moffitt is right on target.]
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Permalink Reply by Chandler Turner on -
Exponential growth. People are very interested. Google ownership likely. Key is figuring out which ones of the 20 some of them or more are the best fir for your business. Some of them? All of them?
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Permalink Reply by Chandler Turner on
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Obviously I cannot spell (or at least type). Best "fit" for your business, not best "fir".
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Permalink Reply by SpaceTourist on -
Some of the early predictions are funny due to hindsight. Even Bill Gates! You do realize that 3.6 Billion Cell Phones represents HALF the population of the whole world! And if the world crashes due to currency fluctuations...? Protect yourself and put cash in your pocket at the same time: http://www.numisnetwork.com/georgesgold Thank you. George
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Permalink Reply by christopher tidman on -
Competitors are tweeking their business models to attract more users; Facebook, MySpace, PeopleString. More users equals more advertising revenue, but the Community Corporation (I just made that up- a corporation owned by residents of an area who own no more than 1% equity) could manage/govern the community for the benefit of all the residents of an area. Imagine transitionottawa.ning.com with a democratic majority for membership.
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Permalink Reply by Nancy Williams on -
It's interesting how about half of the predictions come true and half don't - which is pretty much what you would expect. I think this 16 (actually it's 17, but who's counting?) is pretty insightful. In fact, many are happening already.
The monetisation point is an ever increasing issue for business - how do you go about it? The old models won't work, but what are the new models? Particularly in light of crowdsourcing, consumer power and content syndication, it makes it even harder to see how it is going to be achieved effectively. I'll be watching with interest, as I am sure many others wil.
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Permalink Reply by emil cohen on -
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