The so called Social Media Fight. Want to read it?
Go to @HappyHourSocial and click on Favorites for the thread. Also see:
What started it all: http://twitter.com/desaraev/statuses/894859878
Lindsi's Blog Post: http://tinyurl.com/6o39sg
@desaraev's blog post: http://interactivemedias.blogspot.com/2008/08/social-media-happy-hour.html
Sniki.org Sniki Wiki an Encyclopedia of Social MEdia
http://sniki.org/events
Sniki.org
Social Software, Social Media, Social Marketing… Tracking… WHY?
Social software is useful for many reasons – conducting market research, understanding modern public relations, and networking relief workers after a disaster are but a few.
Different missions require different social software.
Many novice end users will probably know their mission requirements, but will not know which Web 2.0 tools are the best fit. As a first step towards helping such users, this “social software encyclopedia” catalogs over 1000 social networking sites and begins to describe their properties.
We encourage you to use this social networking wiki for your research, and to contribute to it as well!
Who created this wiki, and why?
Desarae Veit
(http://twitter.com/desaraev) is a new media consultant and market researcher, involved in web optimization, user interface, blogging, and social marketing. She is an expert in testing new social software and oversees development, design, and strategic direction for her clients (http://dveit.com/). Based in Minneapolis / St. Paul, MN, she is a graduate of Iowa State University.
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Mark Drapeau
is a biological scientist and a policy advisor to the federal government. He is an expert in animal behavior, ecology and evolution, and genomics. Based in Washington, DC at the Center for Technology and National Security Policy, he is a graduate of the University of Rochester and the University of California, and conducted postdoctoral training at New York University.
The Center for Technology and National Security Policy
is a research component of the National Defense University, part of the U.S. Department of Defense. Based at Fort McNair in Washington, DC, it produces policy analyses, research, and other support to the Office of the Secretary of Defense, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Combatant Commanders, and other U.S. Government agencies.
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