MySpace and MySpace. I like this idea because if you’re going to have presences in multiple sites, they could attract a certain (even if only small) crowd that you could then drive to the key places where you want them to be, such as your blog or your Facebook Page. Admit it. have several dozen. Social Network. Usage. MORE >>

« LinkedIn Blog to Feature User Case Studies Wordless Wednesday – High Tech San Francisco » Post Updates to LinkedIn and 16 Others in One Place LinkedIn, Facebook, MySpace, Twitter — all of them seem to want to know what I’m doing at the moment, but I can’t even imagine trying to update them all individually. MORE >>

From the real time search service's blog post: Until today, we’ve been indexing the links shared on Twitter, MySpace, Digg, Delicious and by our own OneRiot panel to help determine our search results. Now, with the addition of Facebook data, OneRiot delivers search results that reflect the pulse of a much, much wider social web. MORE >>

For example, with blogs, the 2007 some research showed that 8% of the Fortune 500 companies were blogging compared to 19% of the Inc. This difference continued in 2008 with 16% of the Fortune 500 blogging vs. 39% of the Inc. 500’s lead in blogging will continue in 2009 with the Inc. 500 now blogging at a rate of 45%. MORE >>

According to a new study by CNN 43% of peer-to-peer news sharing comes from social media networks and tools e.g. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, MySpace, followed by email (30%), SMS (15%) and IM (12%).  This blog has that capability and I often see multiple tweets on posts placed here.  is one of the main objectives of this blog. MORE >>