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Banning employees from visiting social media sites, such as Facebook and Twitter at work isn’t a good idea, according to Ontario privacy commissioner Ann Cavoukian.
“I think it’s a mistake,” the privacy commissioner told ITBusiness.ca. “It’s like waving the proverbial red…
As Twitter grows, marketers see opportunity and Facebook sees competition
Sep 26, 2009 04:30 AM
Chris Sorensen
Business Reporter
Walter Ritchi is no stranger to social networking – particularly Facebook, which he uses to stay in touch with family and friends.
But when it comes…
For a $5.5 billion agricultural cooperative whose 42,000 farmers work cohesively across 19 countries to supply food and farming services, Lantmännen’s IT infrastructure was surprisingly unwieldy.
“Because we’ve been around since the 19th century, our [IT] was decentralized,” recalls Dennis Jansson,…
Your online popularity might be as valuable to your career as a post-grad education. A recent job posting on Best Buy’s Web site prefers candidates with a graduate degree and at least 250 followers on Twitter
A recent job…
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This guest post is written by Kevin Rose, the founder of Digg and the cofounder of Revision3 and Pownce. Kevin, who has over 88,000 followers on Twitter (making him the second most followed after…
The Think Green Alliance is pleased to announce that we will now also be leveraging Twitter to share member and industry news and announcements.
Our Twitter page can be found at http://twitter.com/wethinkgreen (@wethinkgreen)
For those members who are already…
Fri Jun 12, 2009 7:43am EDT
By Clare Baldwin
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Social media company Twitter is struggling to craft a profitable business model, but the Web-based service has helped Dell Inc chalk up millions of dollars in sales.
Dell said on…
Globe and Mail article featuring Jean Jerome Baudry, Founder and CEO of Cybernomics
It’s the people – not the systems – behind the latest technology that make it work for you
From the Globe and Mail, Wednesday, Oct. 1 2008
By Diane Jermyn
Technology…
