The Society for New Communications Research Best Practices committee has spent a year researching corporate social media policies. The project included gathering case studies on companies’ blogging policy development and implementation for companies managing internal and external corporate blogs and other forms of social media. From this research, the committee developed a set of SNCR-endorsed best practices. [...]
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One prediction about the future of the Social Media and one promise
Posted by Julio Nerney on January 6th, 2012
The question I have the most problems to answer (usually asked by someone in the audience after a talk about Social Media) is to tell what my predictions are for the future of Social Media. The difficulty to answer has to do with several factors, the most important being the unpredictable character of people (who [...]
Tags: YouTube Slam asks you to cast your vote for the next viral hit
Posted by Julio Nerney on December 30th, 2011
Today, YouTube has officially announced Slam, juxtaposing two videos and allowing you to cast a vote for your favourite out of them. Think Google Slam, only bought into the YouTube era. This represents a “video discovery experiment” for the site, to help find those videos hidden beneath the clutter that is promoted channels and paid-for viral [...]
Amazon’s Kindle Fire Receives ‘Pre-Release’ Ice Cream Sandwich
Posted by Julio Nerney on December 28th, 2011
Android 2.3 Gingerbread is the version at which Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablet comes at. Developers are trying their best to make it compatible to the updated version of Android OS. JackpotClavin is one of these developers. He has released Ice Cream Sandwich i.e. Android 4.0 for Amazon’s Kindle Fire. It’s solely based on CyanogenMod 9. But, updating right away [...]
Apple Plans To Manufacture Fuel-Cell Powered Laptops
Posted by Julio Nerney on December 24th, 2011
Are you extremely fond of futuristic laptops and that too in a thinner and lighter exterior than the MacBook Air? Imagine if this laptop has the capability of running for several days or even weeks without recharging, perhaps life will become more stress free. This innovative idea is soon going to turn into reality as [...]
Nokia & T-Mobile Bringing Lumia 710 In U.S.A
Posted by Julio Nerney on December 16th, 2011
Nokia in collaboration with T-Mobile is bringing its exclusive Lumia-710 Windows Mobile Phone to U.S.A in the January of 2012. Lumia-710 should not be compared with the high end, more eye-turning, Lumia-800. The former is going to be bought by T-Mobile on the 11 January 2012. Like Samsung Focus Flash (available on the AT&T), Lumia-710 [...]
Google’s Doodle – Honoring Robert Noyce
Posted by Julio Nerney on December 13th, 2011
Today’s doodle is dedicated to the 84 years from Robert Noyce’s birth. With a picture which represents a modified electronic chip, Google is honoring the man that played a significant role in the evolution of electronic circuits and that managed to influence an entire generation ofentrepreneurs. Robert Noyce, along with Jack Kilby, was the man [...]
Angelina Jolie Sued For Plagiarism
Posted by Julio Nerney on December 10th, 2011
One man who isn’t glad to hear about the forthcoming release of Angelina Jolie’s new movie In The Land of Blood and Honey, is Croatian author James Braddock, who is seeking a court order to prevent its release. Jolie is accused of plagiarizing the story of two lovers meeting in the chaos of the Bosnian civil war from Braddock’s [...]
Contus Service Web Program Development And Internet Marketing Web Website Choices
Posted by Julio Nerney on December 6th, 2011
The competition is big and to win over in this big shoal is the biggest obstacle. The endless opportunity of the World Wide Web encourages look at enterprise enterpriser to develop an for their business. Currently, the internet sites are the first point of contact between the client and the home owner. This change in [...]
YouTube Updates Site With Much Needed New Look, Format
Posted by Julio Nerney on December 2nd, 2011
YouTube has reprogrammed its website to make it easier for viewers to find and watch their favorite channels. The facelift, unveiled Thursday, is the latest step in YouTube’s attempt to make the Internet’s most popular video site as easy to navigate and as compelling to watch as cable TV. In the process, YouTube owner Google [...]
