Posts Tagged ‘Social media’
Six Degrees of Indexing
What would it be like to have search sites take your friends’ opinions into account when you look for restaurants? Newspaper sites that use their knowledge of what’s previously captured your attention online to display articles you are interested in? Sounds a lot like Amazon’s technology, doesn’t it?
Read MoreOnline Reputation Monitoring Tool Released
SAS has a new tool that allows companies to monitor social network conversations related to their brand and more actively manage their online reputation. This “fly on the wall” Conversation Centre tool is scheduled to be released in May and will be an addition to their Social Network Analysis (SNA) software.
Read MoreSocial Search Battleground
Social search continues to grow in popularity, which only makes Google realize their limitations and want access to Facebook even more.
Read MoreNew Partnership Brings Content Management and Social Software Together
Alfresco has joined forces with Jive Software to bring content management into social software’s neighborhood.
Read MoreInk vs. Bytes
As Kindle and iPad sales continue to soar, where does that leave “real” books and more importantly the unique experiences in reading a book that cannot be captured on an e-reader?
Read MoreNew Merger Takes Learning to the Social Level
SaaS social learning company, Jambok is being acquired by SuccessFactors, whose ultimate goal is to make employees productive.
Read MoreFrom Ink to Digital
The U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) marked a milestone recently when it officially reached 150 years of producing and delivering government documents for all three branches of the Federal Government and the public.
Read MoreHow Secure is Your Geodata?
There has been lots of talk lately about stalkers locating you based on the photos you post online using your smart phone or GPS enabled mobile phone. I have received numerous emails from concerned friends and family warning me of the dire straits and danger lurking around the next photo I post of my dogs at the park. Truthfully, I deleted them all. “It’s just another urban myth,” I thought to myself.
Read MoreSemantic Technology Coming Into Its Own
When you consider that 79% of American adults use the Internet, 38% of Internet users log onto an online networking site like Facebook or LinkedIn each day, and 28% of Internet users look for information online each day about a service or product they are thinking of buying – it is easy to connect social media and semantic technology. But who is driving who?
Read MoreBlogging Terms Make it to the Big Time
The Oxford Dictionary has added various digital terms, including “bloggable” to their infamous resource.
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