I first joined social media to find a job with very specific criteria in mind, and am still sticking to them. Then I discover (oh well, was distracted by ) so many beauties of it — get to know different people, make new and good friends, dig into the information gold mine and, last [...]
Plain Views on Making Sense of Information in Plain Language
Tag Archive: social media
Group Hugs #FollowFriday
I am doing my #FollowFriday differently this week. My friend, @UnMarketing set out this #UnRule on Twitter that gives people reasons to follow good tweeps. Here it goes.
Intelligent
10 months ago when I first join Twitter, like most of us I didn’t know what to do or who to follow, so I reached out to [...]
When East Meets West — Trust v.s Relationship
This past weekend, we celebrated Chinese New Year. In fact, the festivities last 15 days, each day has different meaning to the tradition and a specific task. On the surface looks like we Chinese are complicated, historically and politically maybe, but when it comes down to trust in business, we are pretty simple.
While eating Hot Pot [...]
Would You Donate For Prizes? or Could You ?
I need not say more about the disaster in Haiti, since it happened on January 12, the story evolves day by day, you can get full coverage of Canada’s reaction and the international aid effort stories by day from CBC’s and the most updated situation here.
As a Canadian, it’s wonderful to see people I know or meet [...]
Please, Information Is Not Free At All
Seth Godin’s post about “The Future of the Library” has sparked interesting conversations by two groups; general public and librarians. I know the centre of discussion is about public library in the states, and I am not a librarian, nor do I want to challenge Seth; cause really why would I stand up against the [...]
