The very communication paradigms we’re accustomed to — email, text messaging, chat and wall posts — are starting to be blurred and redesigned. Welcome to the age of fluid personal communication. Interactions are supposed to mimic the feeling of actually being there. Groups. Experience suggests it’s not. Reply? MORE >>

While I don’t have a crystal ball, here are some developments that I think are worthy of our attention and will affect how we do things in the social mediasphere over the next few years. Many of the things on this list will not be news to the very well-informed social media consultant types who live and breathe this stuff. Virb MORE >>

Every Wednesday, Aliza will be writing about social media and providing hints, tips and insight; helping you to make social media work for you. and beyond: social media is getting the same basic adoption patterns, the same reactions and overreactions. Google Buzz: Responding to the Community. Google Buzz: Not Efficient? MORE >>

Last year’s Word of the Year, “Tweet&# , and the Word of the Decade, “Google,&# were also technology-related. How do web workers keep up with the breakneck evolution of online language? And how do we avoid misusing words and sounding out-of-touch in a field where being connected is the most basic requirement? MORE >>

About Videos Whitepapers How to use Blogs in the Workplace January 21st, 2007 Are you a CEO? Do you want your people to communicate across silos? Do you want your engineers or your designers to know exactly what the sales people are asking them? Do you want your people to be personally motivated? phpbb). Paul M. MORE >>