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Are You Questing for the Integrated Social Networking Services

March 31st, 2009

Social networking and communications have their own presence among the people. For proper survival of the human beings, it is important to incorporate them as the essential parts of the daily life. People tend to make a great mistake by overlooking different aspects of social networking due to various reasons.

The main reason is lack of sufficient time to interact with each other. Some time before it was not a big issue. But now, due to excessive competition for the survival and with the dream of achieving lots of things within a short period of time, people tend to forget the importance of social interaction.

If we talk about today’s social network then online interaction is an important part of it. Some of the features of online interaction include chatting, newsgroups, e-mail listing, peer to peer technologies and instant messaging. It results from the merging of both sociology and technology and known as integrated social networking.

If you make a round of social networking and communications sector and search for the best company then you will find numerous options available in front of you. If you want to make a normal choice then you can go for any option present before you. But if you want to make a choice on which you can proud of for a long period of time, then it is recommended that you consult with The Precise Agency by SRJ, led by Michael Hendrix.

At The Precise Agency, you will find the concept of integrated social networking a little bit broader in contrast to other social networking service providers. One of the reasons why the concept of integrated social networking offered by Michael Hendrix has a wider approach is that it improves brand awareness and differentiation. In addition to it, it provides the opportunities of customer relationship development, essential in today’s marketplace.

The application of social networking is not limited to only this. Michael Hendrix believes in doing continuous research in this field so that the best possible and the most convenient service can be offered. Some of the other features of integrated social networking offered by The Precise Agency include propagation of organization or company news, building influential communication with the target audience, the team member recruitment relating to different professionals of the industry, and more. This is the actual representation of integrated social networking is done by Michael Hendrix.

You simply cannot read such visions from textbooks. These ideas and strategies arise from The Precise Agency. This is the main reason why most of the people believe that both Michael Hendrix and the team at The Precise Agency try to do something different and offer unique services to their clients. This makes both of them unmatched through out the communications and social networking industry.

It is believed and also proven that when it comes to integrated social networking, The Precise Agency is an all-rounder in itself. The experts at this unique marketing communications agency know how to leverage communities like MySpace, Facebook, Skyrock and Orkut for the purpose of online social networking.

Visual social communities include Flickr, YouTube, Google Video, MySpace TV and Yahoo! Video. The Precise Agency also offers online forums to its clients. These online forums include AOL, AOL Instant messenger, Yahoo! Messenger and Windows Live.

About the Author:

integrated social networking and Michael Hendrix are related in such a manner that you can’t even think of finding better than this combination. Read more about how your business or organization can leverage integrated social networking to achieve better bottom line results when you visit their Web site at www.thepreciseagency.net.

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So What Is A Social Network?

March 24th, 2009

Basically, a social network is made up of individuals or organizations that are connected through various social contacts ranging from casual acquaintances to family members. Social networks are established to encourage connections and communication to occur on a wide variety of levels.

A basis for the theory of social networking was a study performed by Stanley Milgram in 1967 that established that any two random United States citizens are connected to one another by a series of six intermediaries, on the average. This idea was made more popular by the play and subsequent movie, “Six Degrees of Separation”, as well as the television show “Six Degrees”. Current Internet experiments continue to explore this concept, such as the Ohio State Electronic Small World Project and Columbia’s Small World Project. These experiments currently confirm that five to seven degrees of separation are sufficient to connect two people through the Internet. This also serves to confirm the potential effectiveness of Internet social networks to build new connections between people.

The first Internet social network began in 1995 and has 12.9 million visitors today. This makes it difficult to comprehend the rule of 150, also known as the Dunbar number, that states that the size of a genuine social network is limited to about 150 members. Over 200 Internet social networking sites exist and the number of members that belong to most them steadily increases.

In an Internet social networking site, a group of founders sends messages to invite members to join the site. Those members then invite additional members and the links continue to grow. Some social networking sites offer viewable profiles for members, address books and online social connections on a social or business level. Many Internet social networks are open to the public.

Internet social networks are a convenient way to link with new people, both personally and professionally. Consider that the senior director of Nielson/NetRatings, Jon Gibs, states that Internet “…social networking is not a fad that will disappear. If anything, it will become more ingrained in mainstream sites.”

About the Author: Todd Dickerson is a social networking expert and professional Web Developer. He owns one of the largest Myspace layout sites, LayoutHQ.com as well as other niche social networks.

Source: www.isnare.com

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Must-See Online TV: Kutiman’s Mother of All Mashups

March 13th, 2009

After seeing mention of it on TechCrunch and Mashable, thought I’d check out this Kutiman guy’s new album/video: the one in which every clip and every sample came off of YouTube. It’s aptly called “ThruYou” and the Web site on which the seven-track production can be found sports an interface that looks like the YouTube home page — if it had been left under a bus and run over a few times. Recognizable, but a faded version of the actual product.

But this whatever-it-is is anything but. The world music/funk “ThruYou” is a ton of fun, and sometimes, even, haunting (there’s a word that’s never been used in a Social Media Insider column before). But it’s also mind-blowing just because it exists; it would have been unimaginable a few years back that so many people would share little audio and video bits of themselves with the rest of the world. The clips that appear in the videos — and off of which the audio is based — range from an elderly woman playing a church organ to a young French guy smoking a joint.

A few years back, it also would have been unimaginable that someone could make art out of all these audio and video bits, working at home, as Kutiman apparently did.

A project like “ThruYou” should make us crucially aware of one fact: the line between professional and amateur content is getting more and more squiggly. What do you call an album created by a professional musician out of amateur content? The first song is called “The Mother of All Funk Chords” (quoting someone who appears on what looks like an instructional video for guitar) — but the project is certainly the Mother of All Mashups.

Now, because I always wonder about these things, I wonder how Kutiman will make money out of this. Unlike one of his albums, it’s not on Amazon or iTunes… yet. And maybe, due to intellectual property concerns, it can’t be, unless all of the YouTube “stars” his project uncovered sign off on it, and, probably, if they’re smart, ask for some revenue. That would be a logistical nightmare. By my count, ThruYou uses upwards of 150 YouTube clips. However, with all the buzz this project seems to be getting, it’s quite possible the music will become popular on a broader scale. I hope Kutiman is ready to go wherever this takes him.

But enough of my lame attempt at a business angle. I suppose I focused on this because, despite our little community’s obsession with iPhone apps and social media ad models, sometimes it’s worth pointing to one of those things that sums up how social media is creating the zeitgeist. This is one of those things.

Catharine P. Taylor has been covering digital media and advertising for almost 15 years. She currently writes daily about advertising on her blog, Adverganza.com. You can reach her via email at cathyptaylor@gmail.com, follow her on Twitter at cpealet, or friend her on Facebook at Catharine P. Taylor.

Tags: kutiman, mashable, social network, techcrunch
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