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Matthew Liptak | February 1, 2010
Contrary to popular belief of social media status updates, no one really cares where you are at a given moment or what you are doing. In my ongoing bantering of addiction to social media and obsession of certain social networking websites, this one topic must be examined more closely.
Matthew Liptak | December 30, 2009
I read an article that defined the psychology of tweeting and Facebooking and buidling networks on social media websites. It compared these actions to that of compulsive shoppers, buying something just to satisfy that craving or rush of getting something new, even if they didn’t need it. Adding friends, becoming a member of millions of groups, tweeting tons of useless tweets is not to please the users network, but to satisfy this addiction of staying on top and accomplishing a daily task. I
Matthew Liptak | September 1, 2009
ith the slow decline of printed media(many would disagree with me of course), many news fanatics are turning to a faster paced technological world of online publications where they can get quick bytes of news and of course post it to their favorite social networking website. I utilize all of these social bookmarking websites to post news stories and articles of interest to my networks. I feel this is my contribution to my network and the least I could do is spread some good articles around for many to read
Matthew Liptak | August 30, 2009
What many people just getting involved in social networking are starting to figure out, slowly I may add, is that these websites are totally exposed portals on the internet. I read an article this week that criminals are starting to prey on Facebook and Twitter users. I am not sure how much attention this article received, but I think most would shrug it off thinking that they are not the culprits. I am on my social networks 5-6 times a day and I see the same incidents of total exposure.
Matthew Liptak | August 18, 2009
I commented before on the “virtual handshake” involved with networking through the internet. You will hear me use that term time and time again because I fully believe that what you will see in the future will change the way we do business and meet new people. Most would say that nothing goes farther than a face to face conversation and the pressing of palms to truly make an acquaintance. I disagree.
Matthew Liptak | August 8, 2009
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digg_bodytext = ‘Three years ago when Linkedin and MySpace emerged, you hardly heard about Social Networking wars like today. Networking was still going on through email and typical chat internet sites, but never one site dominating another. In my line of work (Recruiting), it [...]
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