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E Social Media and the Banking Industry Overview The rapid rise of popular Web tools that facilitate conversation and interaction online by allowing millions of people to easily share ideas, insights, experiences, perspectives and media has left enterprises everywhere scrambling to come up with strategies to leverage or limit the newly unleashed power of social media. No longer do companies t...

seCTioN 1 THE CORPORATE NEWSLETTER GOES SOCIAL IBM and Employee-Centered Social Media by Robin Fray Carey 1 The CorporaTe NewsleTTer Goes soCial iNTroduCTioN THE CORPORATE NEWSLETTER GOES SOCIAL: IBM AND EMPLOYEE-CENTERED SOCIAL MEDIA Like most people who entered the corporate workforce during the last century, I came of business age with the “company newsletter,” a compendium of all th...



Social Networking in the public sector august 2007

Presentation (in dutch) about Hyves by Marc de Vries from Hyves, the largest social network in the netherlands, may 2008

Charlene Li & Josh Bernoff, forrester research, presentation about their book "Groundswell"

Report by IDC and Nortel about the hyperconnected people/future

Presentation from the library of congress about government as a participant in social networks.

From theconnectedrepublic.org about building public sector social networks in Catalunya, Spain, www.gencat.cat

Open social presentation given at ajaxworld by Google.

Some nice slides about social networks/computing in europe, found it on slideshare, from a conference (http://plugg.eu/presentations)

Teens, Privacy & Online Social Networks How teens manage their online identities and personal information in the age of MySpace April 18, 2007 Amanda Lenhart, Senior Research Specialist Mary Madden, Senior Research Specialist PEW INTERNET & AMERICAN LIFE PROJECT 1615 L ST., NW – SUITE 700 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036 202-419-4500 http://www.pewinternet.org/ Summary of Findings Many teenagers avi...

by http://tidbit.wildbit.com/ reason is ofcourse promotion of their company, but in contains interesting info.

Not too brilliant but contains some interesting information

Presentation by Forrester about the future of social networks (charlene li)