Category: Social Networking
FaceDeals
I think this world is nuts. What a concept this is. The start-up RedPepper. A Company with huge affiliation with FaceBook. Plans, and already has begun setting up cameras at places we shop, eat, hangout, etc and take our picture to tie into the facial recognition of Facebook to gather more considerably very private information so large corporate greed, can send you a friggin coupon or know every step you take and every place you go. Data is good and there are plenty of ways to capture it beside being photographed every place you go…Insane
Watch This ————–> http://money.cnn.com/video/technology/2012/08/15/t-facedeals.cnnmoney/
Facedeals uses cameras in stores to recognize your face and send you targeted deals using your Facebook profile.
Pop goes the bubbles
Great Fortune Article on Social Media cliché, possible implications. Mark Zuckerberg is in the hot seat. Can or will FaceWaster help change the universe for the better and be this huge advertising marketing generator to create or shape this socially awkward universe? I think Facebook may have killed human interaction all together. Meaning communicating with one another in real life? Do you all remember real life human interaction? Kids growing today do not know how to interface with one another. Perhaps, Tom Anderson my idol at Myspace.
is responsible. Is social media making people healthier? Humans need to learn how to smile and say “Hi” when they walk out in the earth.
http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2012/08/16/pop-went-the-social-media-bubble-now-what/?iid=HP_LN
http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2012/07/17/transcript-schmidt-thiel/
Related articles
- Pop went the social media bubble. Now what? (tech.fortune.cnn.com)
- Did Mark Zuckerburg Help Pop the Social-Media Bubble? (fool.com)
NextDoor.com
Do you want to meet your Nosy Ass neighbor?
Sure, why not! 
Here are a few easy ways to get the word out about your NNO event and your Nextdoor neighborhood.
Each year over 37 million neighbors in 15,000 communities nationwide participate in National Night Out™ (NNO) – the annual crime prevention event created by the National Association of Town Watch (NATW). Nextdoor is proud to partner with NATW to sponsor National Night Out, and we’ve created tools to help you plan and promote your neighborhood’s NNO event to build a safer and stronger community.
National Night Out – taking place around the country on August 7* – is a great opportunity to meet your neighbors and get them involved in your Nextdoor website. The more you get together and connect with your neighbors, the safer your community will be year-round.
Here are a few easy ways to get the word out about your NNO event and your Nextdoor neighborhood:
- Create an NNO event on Nextdoor for your neighborhood here.
- Print NNO flyers and hand them out in your neighborhood before the event. Once you’ve created your NNO event on Nextdoor, you can print flyers from your event details page. Flyers contain multi-use invitation codes for easy sign up.
- Set up a table with a sign-in sheet at your NNO event to collect neighbors’ names and email addresses. After the event, send Nextdoor email invitations to all attendees.
- Pass out Nextdoor invitation flyers at your event; flyers are available here.
- Use the new Nextdoor mobile invitation app to invite neighbors on the spot. To access the mobile app:
- From your smartphone, open your web browser and go to http://nextdoor.com/m/login
- Sign in with your Nextdoor account
- Click Invite
- Enter your neighbor’s email address
- Save this URL on your phone’s home screen so you can easily access it later
Have a great National Night Out event!
*Some communities, including the state of Texas, are sponsoring NNO events on alternate dates. Check the National Night Out site for details.
Related articles
- A Connected Neighborhood is a Safer Neighborhood (valleyranchassoc.wordpress.com)
- National Night Out: How Well Do You Know Your Neighbors? (forbes.com)
Ex-Google exec brings Kickstarter model to careers of new grads
Reblogged from Fortune Tech: Technology blogs, news and analysis from Fortune Magazine:
Upstart wants to offer students the chance to start their own companies.
FORTUNE -- In his 8 years at Google, where he was president of the company’s enterprise business, Dave Girouard hired new college grads in droves. While the Google gigs might have made their classmates envious, it turns out that many of them would have forged different, more independent paths, had they been given the chance.
Related articles
- Ex-Google exec brings Kickstarter model to careers of new grads (tech.fortune.cnn.com)
Facebook should lose the 'Like'
Reblogged from Fortune Tech: Technology blogs, news and analysis from Fortune Magazine:
By insisting that its users declare that they "like" pages they want to follow, Facebook actually creates all kinds of potential headaches.
FORTUNE -- On Facebook I have "liked" both the conservative American Legislative Exchange Council and that group's arch-enemy, the liberal Center for Media and Democracy. Those two organizations loathe each other. I don't particularly like either of them, but I do follow news surrounding ALEC, and the only option Facebook offers for following ALEC's page, and the page of one of its chief critics, is the "like." You can truly hate something, but if you want to follow it on Facebook, you have to declare that you like it.
