Now that Microsoft is going after ad revenue using Facebook, how do we get away from being pestered with ads? Private networks. There are a few ‘white-label’ private networking solutions out there – such as Ning, where you can set up your own community. Whether it is for business or pleasure. It is predicted that […]
Read more "Private Networks"I woke up early one morning and stumbled up the CPAC channel which was broadcasting a session from the Revealed “I” conference. They were talking about Facebook. Since I don’t normally watch CPAC, I took it as an omen that I accidentally ended up there. The session on Facebook was interesting. At the core of […]
Read more "The Revealed “I” -Conference on privacy and identity"If you live in an apartment building or condo complex – ask yourself: do you know your neighbours? LifeAt is a social network service which helps you to connect with the community you live in. In their words… “LifeAt is a private social network for your building which allows you, the resident, to actively contribute and improve upon […]
Read more "Private Social Networks"Here’s more from Workopolis on video resumes…”Do I need a video resume?” Mark Swartz from Workopolis doesn’t think so at this point in time. At the end of this article there was mention of an employer ‘workplace video’ or photos targeted for potential candidates. With a shallow labour pool and the fierce competition for workers […]
Read more "Employer & Workplace Video Resumes"It’s civic election time here in central Alberta and the Red Deer Public Library is hosting a web site and blog site for the candidates. You can find it here at http://www.electionforum.ca/. There is some blogging going on – mostly Q&A and some videos but the most interesting element is the controversy over anonymous comments […]
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