& Social Software (Part 3). & Social Software (Part 2). & Social Software. Social Media. Earlier this year, there was a noticeable spike in my inquiry load concerning social media. conference San Francisco: Social Networking and Identity - A Cautionary Tale. Defining Social Media. MORE >>

it was Web computing — sticking a browser in front of a network. The social networking revolution.  So, my daughters may someday ask me: “What did you do in the Social Networking Revolution, Daddy&# *? they extended their network of peers to outside the four walls of their company. Yada, yada.  MORE >>

We’ve all visited a social media channel for a company or organization we like, and all we get is the sound of crickets. But what if that dead channel belongs to your company or organization, and for whatever reason, you now want to bring your neglected social media presence  back to life. Social Media in the Enterprise. MORE >>

Social network sites (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn in the consumer space as well as many enterprise social software vendors) display a chronological list of human-readable content fragments that describe actions taken by people and applications. Blending in select content from consumer sites (Twitter, LinkedIn, etc). MORE >>

But social media is a different beast altogether; here’s why: Lack of consistent platform. Each social network functions in its own way. There isn’t a set of agreed-upon industry standards for marketing or advertising in social networks. Twitter. Your Twitter followers will appreciate this. MORE >>