How we talk to each other has certainly changed over the ages. Even in most of our lifetimes, there has been a dramatic transformation in communication. I grew up when there was still black and white televisions and transistor radios. Pictures and footage from wars took days to be processed and aired.
There have been a number of articles published recently stating the newest trend in technology is the end of the blog. The stories talk about how corporate blogging has fallen from close to 50% in 2010, to about 37% last year. Other stories have talked about how only ¼ of Fortune 500
To those who stubbornly think Facebook is a fad, you are right...Facebook is a HUGE fad. Will the website be as massive five years from now? Who knows? In technology, things can change awful fast. Remember MySpace? The question is not which website is king....or queen. Just like Miss America, the
As we know, many businesses prohibit the use of Social Media at work. Even though we've demonstrated previously that many business actually see an increase in productivity by allowing limited use of these networks. Here however is an infogrpahic on the results of study put together by Reed, a UK job site
Conventional wisdom dictates employees waste too much time online. From watching silly videos on YouTube to watching porn. From checking personal email to checking the latest box scores, employees waste millions of hours every year in no productive online endevours. There is no doubt that unrestrictied access opens a company up to
