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The Recent Annoyance with Google Buzz
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Tags: Buzz option, Facebook, Gmail, Google Buzz, Google Chrome, Google mail
Like many Google mail users, you could be plagued by the sudden emergence of the Google Buzz. This is a little insane trick that makes noise in your Gmail inbox. This recent explosion of annoyance now has a solution. If you are a Facebook user you can use the extension of the Facebook feedback alert right below your Google Buzz just checking in your settings. This addition however does not bring the buzz alerts in your Google mail as prominently but updates Facebook feeds alongside. Click here to read more …
Facebook Shows that Privacy is No Longer a Social Norm
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Tags: Facebook, iPhones, online social networking, social networking, Twitter
With the growing age of Facebook and Twitter, privacy is no longer seen as a social norm or something to put a bar on. People are now updating on whatever they want to feel like whether it is something funny or something they want to share or be open about. The whole Facebook phenomena has opened a new global way of communicating and now with iPhones one can be online any time of the day or night and even while doing other chores throughout one’s days. So random updates and comments keep coming and it could very well be taken as too much of a media occupation but most people seem to be quite content with that. Click here to read more …
36% consumers want access to social networking sites via TV
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Tags: ABI Researchers, Facebook, social networking via TV, Social networking websites, Social TV
Social networking websites have been spreading over the internet like jungle fire for the past few years. Right now these sites have created a whole nation of inquisitive neighbors as well as of show-offs.
When it comes to inquisitiveness about your fellow social networkers, it is somewhat imprisoned to the internet murky world, but at the same time it’s near to change quite soon.
Results of a new study, done by ABI Researchers Click here to read more …
