links for 2007-08-29

• Tools We Use: Teleport
  Neat tool that lets you control multiple Macs with a single keyboard and mouse.
  (tags: Mac software)
• The Engaging Brand : Show # 106 - Micro Persuasion
  (tags: Blego Marketing)
• Business Blogging Still Rare
  "Only 5% of UK corporations use blogs on a regular basis, according to the WebTrends-commissioned "Marketing in the Dark" report, conducted by Loudhouse Research in January 2007."
  (tags: Blogs UK Stats)
• Social Media: How youths are using social media
  (tags: SocialNetworking Stats research)
• Social Media: A journey into social networking
  (tags: SocialNetworking Stats research)

Comments

[Kelvyn]

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[Frank Heath]

Its pleasing to see that you are already discussing the way social blogging is becoming increasingly popular and setting a new trend in the way information is shared on the internet.
Of particular intrest to me recently has been the discovery of the way in which a relatively new search engine is developing such relationships further - especialy with the children and youth community through an innovative program with schools all over the USA / Canada. You can learn more here:

http://searchbigdaddy.com/jagmarketing

The leaders of this new initiative are to be congratulated for positive the way in which they introducing ways for the communities to support and grow themselves. I think you'll apprecite it too.
Be sure to look at their "School Sponsor" program.

[Dean Owen]

With back to school time up here in Alberta Canada, there is lots of news coverage of such things as the 'banning of social networks e.g myspace and facebook' access in the K-12 schools.

Thanks for posting links to some positive solutions to this issue.

Dean