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Answer by Mrs.JustinBieber
I under stood it and I watched it once very good mOvie

Discussion on how social networking sites like linkedin, FB, Twitter etc made it easier to connect with professionals around the globe. The job seekers should not only rely on conventional channels like online Job sites but they can also use the power of social networking to present themselves to the employers. This is a shorter version video, I will share the full version soon

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Question: Is Facebook a vital part of communicating and making friends these days?
I have deleted my Facebook account a long time ago and I have lost contact with a lot of people and no one ever seems to contact me anymore. This has made me question if a social networking account is as vital as having a mobile phone these days if you’re young (meaning under 25). Do people even text anymore?

Is it the fact I have people in my life who aren’t really my friends or is it that Facebook is a vital part of communicating with people these days?

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Answer by Dreamer
This is not the answer you are looking for, but real life is always the best thing. It is more difficult to hide behind a screen than real eyes. I know I am going to get bashed for this, but it is my belief.

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Answer by Kevin B
Twitter is a micro-blogging site. Twittering is a verb form made from the name of the site to signify participation. Micro-Blogging in general is a designation for a SHORT update that fits in the allowed characters of an SMS message.

It’s where we make lifetime friends. Hear stories we can’t forget. And we want it all to last as long as possible. Coleman Campsite – The Original Social Networking Site

This was a huge project for my Documentary Media class. It wasn’t requred, but I wanted to show myself that I had filmmaking skillz. I chose to focus on the current trend of online social networking. I included many people, some that I never met before, but it all turned out to be great. A few glitches here and there, but I got an A. A hearty thank you to those who participated. I also wrote a blog: The documentary is finally up, and many apologies for leaving you hanging on. (The people that were in it were those that wanted to see themselves) Doing this project was fun, and a lot of hard work. Probably the toughest part was renting the cameras twice a week and having John (Mass Comm engineer) putting up with me coming in and out of his office. So what’s the documentary about? I wanted to focus on the current trend of online social networking. This was for a class (Documentary Media), and I ended up getting an A in it, partly because of this project. After Dr. Murphy okayed my topic, I went ahead and made a list of what I was going to cover in this film. This was only going to be 13 minutes, which was the limit. I knew it would be tough to cram it all into one, but I think that I did it. Choosing the people to interview was easy. I immediately drew up some names, such as my friend Liz from the radio station (she likes Myspace for the bands), my friend/co-worker Marc (who likes to meet people through groups), and one of my past professors Dr. Tom Foster, who was one of …

This video covers four different types of social networking applications: Tweetdeck – www.tweetdeck.com Hootsuite – http Wasabi (by Netvibes) – wasabi.netvibes.com Ping.fm www.ping.fm

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One night, while working on a blog post, Mike needed a break and decided to surf the net. He discovered dozens of social networking sites, stayed up all night, and wrote this song. Social Networking Blues (lyrics) It was getting late I needed a break From writing my latest blog. So I surfed the net To see what I could get Amazed at all I found. There was so much stuff That I had to share And this is how it all went down I went to: MySpace, YouTube, Metacafe Friendster, Facebook, Magnolia Tumbler, Zillow, MybogLog And don’t forget Blogcatalog. Wink, Yelp, Furl Gimme a thumbs up. Kiva, Bebo What the heck is Jumpcut? Why don’t you Stumble it Put it in the Mixx Give a shout and a Tweet And say that you Reddit. Fav on Technorati Tell me it was Delicious. If I give you a Digg Would you add me to your blog list? I checked out: Blogline, Netvibes, Iowa Ave Entrecard, Ximmy and Zimbio Google, Yahoo Tell me I’m LinkedIn. Flickr, Jaiku What was I thinking? Bumpzee, Feedjit, and Delirious Soundclick, Imeem, and Gravatar Linkswarm, Smarking, Zorpia, Pownce, LastFM and Active Rain! (chorus) I went to: Newsvine, Tailrank, Funnyordie, Fark and Simpy I’ll give ‘em a try. Slashdot, Blinklist, Misterwong, Backflip, Spurl This list is too long! Blogmarks,Twitter, and Multiply Propeller, Ask I’m gonna cry! Linkagogo, MSN and Netvouz I’m about to lose my mind I need livelife365! That’s my site Check it out. And then please (chorus) Oh, twitter, twitter, twittering my night away I’m Stumbling …

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