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To the founders of Google Map, web communication is the next big thing. With so many social communication sites founded in recent years, this vision can't be far from right. Read More

Check out these photos w/c represents facts on why businesses should take social media in a serious consideration as part of their strategy. Read More

If you have dismissed social media sites as a passing fad, you may be hurting your business. Read More

With an extremely “subtle” Final Destination introduction right at the start, the intention to promote the movie was clear. Nonetheless, it has brought a certain level of entertainment, accumulating 1.3 million views within 5 days since its launched. Read More

Two months ago, my communication skills were already good— or so I thought. You see, the communication skills I had were crafted in a business-to-business environment. But two months ago I did not know how to communicate well on social media. When you have solid communication skills, it is easy to notice new people on Social Media. Read More

If social media can help you get a job, it can also get you into trouble. Recently, there are two interesting studies circulating around the web that showed the not too good side of social media... Read More

Andrei Gheorghe, the 22-year-old Romanian web developer has created a program that consolidates and constructs different tweets into a poem. “The Longest Poem in the World” is composed by aggregating real-time public Twitter updates and selecting those that rhyme. It is constantly growing at 4000 verses a day. The program runs automatically and Read More

In the movie, “How to lose a guy in 10 days”, Andie (Kate Hudson) got a guy (Matthew McConaughey) to fall in love with her and tried to get rid of him by using classic dating mistakes made by women, all in 10 days. What she didn't know is that she almost missed her true love for a magazine article. While I am pretty sure you would not find true Read More

This 'Anti-WholeFoods' sentiment was triggered by CEO John Mackey, as he denounced the government's involvement in health-care, using it as an opportunity to promote WholeFoods' positive influence on the society and how it could help reduce health problems in America. Read More