Chat Roulette is a fascinating and bizarre new website that enables visitors to randomly chat with strangers around the world via webcam. The concept for the site is dead simple – you visit the homepage, click Play, and all of sudden you are dumped into a one on one conversation with a random stranger. ...
Continue ReadingWhile the Vancouver Olympic games have the attention of TV audiences across the globe, the Twitter-verse’s attention seems to have followed.
As these athletes compete for Olympic gold, competition is also on for sponsorship deals and marketability, and the number of followers for each athlete’s Twitter account is a strong indicator of the athlete’s public popularity....
Continue ReadingWhen we last talked about Social Action Networks, we identified the specific characteristics that define a SAN and what how they differ from an online community. Today we are going to share the steps you should take before you even start planning what you SAN will look like and what it will do....
Continue ReadingGood article from Mashable that mentions two TBG clients, the Pickens Plan and Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, as examples of organizations that are building online communities the right way....
Continue ReadingGoogle’s Tuesday release of Buzz, a new social networking component to its ever-growing suite of web tools, has kept the internet busy with debate over how Buzz will compete with major social network players Twitter and Facebook for users’ correspondence with friends and contacts.
While central discussion surrounds speculation over whether Buzz’s privacy flaws will scare away users or the new product ...
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