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e inaugural Interesting South conference, we are already well into planning the next event ...
So, I want you to do TWO things: 1. Come join our Facebook group 2. Mark MAY 12 in your diary!
AND if you feel you would like to contribute to the event as a speaker, check out the Facebook page, ...
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inaugural Interesting South conference, we are already well into planning the next event ...
So, I want you to do TWO things: 1. Come join our Facebook group 2. Mark MAY 12 in your diary!
AND if you feel you would like to contribute to the event as a speaker, check out the Facebook page...
It seems everyone has an opinion on Facebook. We love it or we hate it. Sometimes we ignore it, and other times we dive head first into its chaotic mess. But as the meta-social graph becomes murkier, many of us are starting to consider alternatives. After all, there a Law of Social Media Connectio...
If you were lucky enough, last week you would have seen some constructed outtakes of Geert Desager's next instalment of Bring the Love Back on Facebook. But now, you can get a preview of it right here! It is called "Inspiration, Anyone?" (prompting calls of Bueller, Bueller?), and it looks at ...
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us will live long into the future. Add to this the "handles", user IDs, profiles and so on that we create in the various courses of our lives -- from Facebook to Twitter, Flickr and even dating sites -- and we can amass a digital footprint that extends well past the bounds of public/private and into...
I remember years ago hearing about Facebook. It was early days, very focused on student profiles -- and MySpace was clearly in the ascendency. As part of my daily routine I would randomly click through profiles, looking at my own, my connections and the friends on the periphery of our intersecting l...
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