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Here at Infopeople, the new year brings a generous buffet of free webinars, high ROI online courses, and a variety of special projects. You’ll continue to hear about these from time to time right here on the Infoblog.
This blog, of course, is one form of social media we use to spread news, ideas and [...]
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If you use Gmail, you may have received an invite to Google Buzz (and then got completely freaked out by the privacy issues that almost immediately followed). I took a look at Buzz, and frankly couldn’t see the difference between Buzz and Twitter. Happily, Lifehacker has created a handy [...]
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If you ever need to show a patron or coworker (or family member or friend) how to use Facebook or Twitter, be sure to have these Mashable guidebooks handy! Each guidebook goes into nice detail (in a nice, accessible FAQ style) on a variety of topics from the basic [...]
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In case you missed it, check out this report on who is using Twitter. The surprise (to me): it’s not teenagers. The biggest group of users is the 25 to 54 years old crowd. Here’s a post that may help explain why.
But wait! Here’s an alternative view. So [...]
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recording a new george & joan podcast. always fun! # Getting ready for the big switch to WordPress # Migration is complete! We have WordPress! #
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A new Pew Internet publication looks at how Americans use social network sites like Twitter to keep friends, family and/or total strangers updated about their lives. As of Dec 2008, 11% of online American adults have used a microblogging service like Twitter. Not surprisingly, age has a lot to do with [...]
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Over on our 23 Web 2.0 Things blog we’re maintaining a blogroll as a diary of each participants’ work on the 23 things. There are almost 200 blogs! I will be highlighting some of the really interesting posts as I run across them.
Today’s is from Siegel’s Droppings and is [...]
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