Is your information correct?
Written on 2 Aug, 2009 at 15:43 in Emails, Featured Stories, Others, Our Experiments, Profiling | viewed times and users have made 0 comments so far
How easy or difficult do you find hunting email addresses, phone numbers or social networking profiles of a person you wish to know about? I know you would Google out their names and look out for maximum amount of information... (Continue reading)
Networked Power helps us go Green…
Written on 2 Aug, 2009 at 0:57 in Featured Stories | viewed times and users have made 0 comments so far
I have been reading and actively researching on Green Implementations over the past two months and there is too much ‘Green’ running in my brains which prompts me to write another blog post on Green Implementations. I attended a public guest lecture... (Continue reading)
Did you tweet your password?
Written on 31 Jul, 2009 at 21:16 in Featured Stories, Twitter | viewed times and users have made 2 comments so far
“Oh! I just love Twitter.” “Twitter is cool.” “I can write on the move and the message goes out! Isnt that great!” “I confess, I am indeed obsessed.” These are some of the responses I have received from Twitter users... (Continue reading)
The social smoke cloud
Written on 1 Jul, 2009 at 22:03 in Featured Stories, Social Networks | viewed times and users have made 9 comments so far
Social networking is doing more damage than we can imagine. It is not only a threat on user privacy and is affecting productivity of individuals, but it is also damaging the environment drastically which questions the existence of mankind on this planet. On facebook... (Continue reading)
IP shields recession for some…
Written on 23 Jun, 2009 at 22:46 in Featured Stories, Intellectual Property Rights | viewed times and users have made 0 comments so far
When the doldrums of recession are being heard everywhere and businesses have seen a considerable drop in sales and profitability, Intellectual Property Rights have come to rescue of some Internet business players. An anonymous Web Ecologist reports a fellow student being slammed... (Continue reading)
Profiling – Twitter joining the bandwagon!
Written on 27 Apr, 2009 at 8:31 in Featured Stories, Twitter | viewed times and users have made 0 comments so far
Twitter – the microblogging platform – boasts millions of subscribers, and its user base is experiencing exponential growth. The time is right for it to go the way of AdWords. With millions already invested, but a negligible Return on Investment,... (Continue reading)
Can I sp*m you?
Written on 23 Apr, 2009 at 7:47 in Email Best Practices, Featured Stories, User Stories | viewed times and users have made 0 comments so far
After a few years of work experience in the industry, I had decided it was time for me to go back to school to learn some lessons in management. During my B-school research I came across the details of a MBA fair... (Continue reading)
Email Best Practice #6
Written on 16 Apr, 2009 at 10:01 in Email Best Practices | viewed times and users have made 0 comments so far
In a recent conversation with a Manager in a Fortune 50 company, I was told that he receives close to 400 email messages each and every day, and more than 80 percent of these emails are junk. Although he uses... (Continue reading)
Twitter ‘Spam’
Written on 6 Apr, 2009 at 7:03 in Featured Stories, Twitter | viewed times and users have made 1 comment so far
I’ve just received a uniquely personalized email from a marketing company that is trying to sell me a product that increases my blog’s visibility by attracting more readers, and I am outraged! Why so? It’s just another piece of marketing... (Continue reading)
Digital Marketing the Twitter Way!
Written on 29 Mar, 2009 at 8:50 in Featured Stories, Our Experiments, Twitter | viewed times and users have made 0 comments so far
How does the idea of marketing on a microblogging platform – Twitter sound? WebCoherence being already present there, we thought of experimenting with it. “But how?” – A discussion sparked between me and another Web Ecologist – Railsbob. We were... (Continue reading)
