Choose your words wisely
IF YOU have ever gotten any advice about using the Internet and social media, chances are you’ve heard this line:
Crowds, groups and more
THE world is getting more and more crowded; and I’m not just talking about the population, although the numbers have ballooned from around 3 billion in the 1960s to about 6.5 billion last year according to UN estimates.
‘My time’ media
I’ve stopped watching television. Name any channel, I don’t watch it. At least not in the sense of how I used to watch television.
Mind your web-manner
HUMAN relations complicate things, doesn’t it? I mean, the Internet was fine and dandy when it was a top-secret destination only a few people knew about, or had access to.
Changing ways
According to Justin Kistner, who is a ”social evengalist” at Webtrends, a web analytics company, the social media era is set to peak in 2012.
And… We’re back!
WHAT happens to Malaysia when Twitter goes down for a couple of hours thanks to the influx of tweets during the World Cup and a botched upgrade procedure on Twitter’s end?
What the Internet knows about you
Have you checked-in on Foursquare yet? Or updated your status on Facebook today? Sent a tweet?
What’s the Buzz?
Frankly, I’m totally over the Buzz (not that I was ever under it).
Future Football
BEFORE we all became completely wired to Facebook like some freaky prequel to Surrogates (I don’t know why I’m even referencing that wretched movie), there was a time when football banter used to take place in the non-digital world, believe it or not.