Posts Tagged ‘social media’

Social Media Inventors, Calm it Down

Posted in: Blog, Culture ♦ Friday, September 3rd, 2010, 8:58 am ♦ No Comments

Here's the thing, social media, I like you. I just don't like like you. I am a big supporter of innovation and filling a need in a brilliant way. I have personally found major benefits using Twitter, Flickr, YouTube and FourSquare, and marginally enjoy using Facebook and LinkedIn. But, l [...]

Protect Your Personal Information Online

Posted in: Culture ♦ Wednesday, May 5th, 2010, 12:03 pm ♦ No Comments

At 3fold, we are strong advocates for protecting our clients and their personal information. A recent article in the June 2010 Consumer Reports Magazine demonstrates how essential it is that you protect y [...]

For Teens: Formspring.me Brings Truth or Dare Online

Posted in: Culture ♦ Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010, 4:31 pm ♦ No Comments

Have you heard of Formspring.me? Ask anyone 12-25 and they probably have. For better or worse, the next big thing online is the anonymous overshare, and Formspring.me fits the bill. While the sit [...]

What’s New: Google Buzz

Posted in: Competency ♦ Tuesday, February 9th, 2010, 12:09 pm ♦ No Comments

In a continuing effort to dominate the universe...er, control all information...today Google announced its new social features during a show-and-tell event in Mountain View, CA. Their newest tool is called Buzz, and it's Google's answer to con [...]

Google’s Real-Time Search Has Real-Time Implications

Posted in: Blog, Competency ♦ Tuesday, December 8th, 2009, 3:33 pm ♦ No Comments

It's all about feelings. And, as a brand, if you're not in touch with your customers' feelings online, you're going to have problems. This week, Google unveiled a potentially game-changing update to Web search: real-time search. Sure, Tw [...]