By Meredith Farkas | January 10, 2006 Since the fall, I’ve pretty much been processing my thoughts about Library 2.0 John Says: January 10th, 2006 at 1:17 pm Meredith, Perhaps I mis-phrased my intent. Meredith Says: January 10th, 2006 at 1:43 pm Well, I’m awfully glad to be wrong about your intent, John! Library2.0, MORE >>

News Corporation bought the social networking site MySpace in July 2005, because that is where information is now flowing. The piece, titled Six Facets of the Future of PR (pdf) , gives a quick view of what is driving PR today. The six facets I identify are: 1. Clients expect more 2. Media is transformed 3. Business is a conversation 4. MORE >>

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Living Networks Developing Knowledge-Based Client Relationships 2nd Edition Articles and Reports Future of Media Report 2008 Future of Media Report 2007 Future of Media Report 2006 Executive Insights into Enterprise Social Network Strategy Future of the Media Lifecycle Future of Media: Strategy Tools Executive Insights into Enterprise 2.0 MORE >>

led to a lot of librarians losing their way and you can see that in the huge number of library blogs, Flickr account and MySpace pages that haven’t been updated in months or years. We deployed Flickr, a blog, MySpace, even a YouTube account, most of which ended up being inexpensive experiments that had zero impact in any direction. MORE >>