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social media

How Twitter Helped Me Land A Job

by Miguel Wickert

in Communication,social media

Twitter is changing the way we search, network and solve some of our life situations. It has become arguably one of greatest social media resources most can easily access. For some, this isn’t news. While others still don’t find a need or purpose for Twitter.  I’m sure we read rant after rant about Twitter’s fame [...]

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Random, Round up and Maybe a Few Surprises

by Miguel Wickert

in Android,Links,social media

Round up Ching Ya of  WChingya.COM has delivered many insightful, inspiring articles worth reading. For starters, see 8 Features You Should Know About Su.pr here This service just may have saved my involvement with StumbleUpon. If you don’t know what Stumble Upon is or how to use it, read this. Also worth reading is this [...]

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Why No-One Should Spend $1000 but less than $100

by Miguel Wickert

in 31 Days to Building a Better Blog,Blogs,blog ethics,social media

The problem: self proclaimed experts of all sorts are running wild. I see these so called “experts” on Twitter, Facebook and other social media sites- now being questioned as it loses those distinctive social aspects, no longer making it social- spreading themselves thin while claiming authority and expertise in niche that’s like a wild beast, impossible to predict and control.

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