Social Networking Category

Despite Difficulties: Riza V. Abaño

Friday, January 13th, 2012

Guest Post by Justino Cabarles, Principal I (On detail at Reg’l Planning Office) at DepEd Region V, Philippines
How important is education to a grade school pupil? Riza V. Abaño never met American educator Horace Mann, but she lives the philosophy of Mann, who once said that a person doesn’t reach his full potential until he [...]

The Little Fund That Could-Social Media for Social Change

Friday, August 5th, 2011

Guest post by Jay Jaboneta
Last April 1, 2011, I wrote about concept of the Little Fund. It was a simple concept. I wanted to share the story of the Zamboanga Funds for Little Kids, a little project that started on Facebook among my friends. It was a story about kids who swim [...]

Will Twitter take on the world?

Friday, July 22nd, 2011

I read this at http://www.psychotactics.com/blog/category/fun-cartoons/. Some cool cartoons there!

Social Media – Time to Time

Wednesday, September 29th, 2010

Guest post by James Mowery.

In recent years, social media platforms have grown and grown. Facebook and Twitter are social media outlets that dominate the space on an enormous level. The popularity of social media has grown dramatically among consumers due to its ease of use and availability to anyone who has Internet access. Business [...]

Tribes. Leadership. Marketing. Free eBook

Saturday, August 15th, 2009

Former journalist/professor lights up Webgrammar’s social networking site

Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

Recently one of the valued members of Webgrammar’s social networking site, Harold Cordry, sent a message to many of his friends, and I want to share it because he is truly my hero.
This man, who has been a journalist, professor, and author (including crossword puzzle books) has a magnificent mind, a great sense of [...]

Mashable covers SM rule breaker Becky Blanton

Tuesday, March 10th, 2009

From the moment I met Becky Blanton online last August, I always suspected her claim to fame would be unique. “Ordinary” is not in her vocabulary.
Becky has become a dear friend and mentor. She is remarkable. She helps me help others start and sustain small businesses and nonprofits. She sees me advocating for 4 [...]