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Why Less is Not Always More With Social Media Productivity

by dragos on February 19, 2010 · 9 comments

in Relationships & Society

This is a guest post by the very fine Chris Garret, @chrisgarrett.
There are some very good examples of less being more, in design, productivity, and so on. When it comes to social media though, this is not necessarily the case.
I keep hearing the following advice

Schedule your tweets to go out automatically so you do [...]

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Don’t Spend Your Money Buying Friends

by dragos on January 18, 2010 · 13 comments

in Relationships & Society

This is a guest post from Zoli Cerei from SimplyWillDo.com.
The recession or, speaking a bit more generally, a lack of money shouldn’t cut down on your social life. We have to be aware of the correlation between our financial and social status, and have to learn to separate these. This coin has two sides: those [...]

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Twitter versus Facebook

by dragos on October 29, 2009 · 20 comments

in Software Reviews

In the last 5 years, the most important digital places I spend time in are Twitter and Facebook. Surprisingly enough, they seem to be the most popular social networking sites too. Recently, I had a short morning conversation on Twitter with one of my followers about what  question these sites are answering. What is the [...]

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I’m A Twitter Citizen, Work In StumbleUpon, Occasionally Travel To Reddit

by dragos on May 8, 2009 · 26 comments

in Business, Digital Tools, Relationships & Society

Last month StumbleUpon had around 7 million registered users. Twitter is coming up pretty close, with around 4 million registered users, while Facebook watches all this from a distance, with more than 200 millions registered users. Why are those numbers important, apart from dry media statistics? Because they are not just numbers, they represent populations.
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