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Gronkowski’s status the hot topic of Media Day

The walking boot was gone, but the questions about Rob Gronkowski’s status remain. Gronk’s sore ankle was the hot topic, but Don Banks says that wasn’t the only Media Day storyline. SI.com

Resumes Still Relevant in Age of Social Media

Resumes Still Relevant in Age of Social Media Although an increasing number of both job seekers and employers also utilize social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, the traditional resume is still alive and well. In fact, during my walk-in hours as the Milton Job Doctor at the … Read more on Patch.com

IBM Mixes Scientists, Social Media, And Supercomputers — Here's What They Get …

IBM Mixes Scientists, Social Media, And Supercomputers — Here's What They Get … Naturally, one of the things the research team became really good at was sifting through social media to find the important stuff. Their efforts landed in IBM's social media monitoring product last year, Cognos Consumer Insights. Read more on San Francisco Chronicle

Consumers Ignore Social Media for Finding Holiday Deals

Consumers Ignore Social Media for Finding Holiday Deals "Our Shopitudes study indicates social media like Facebook and Twitter have a ways to go when it comes to influencing holiday shoppers," says Crowd Science VP of Research Sandra Marshall. "Another fascinating finding is the significant change that can … Read more on MarketWatch (press release)

Latest Social Media News

Candidate Social Media Success Equals Greater Financial Contributions New media analytics from OhMyGov reveal a clear pattern between social media popularity and campaign contributions for Republican 2012 candidates. Between Q2 and Q3 (April 1, 2011-September 30, 2011), this is how the numbers stack up: Overall the top … Read more on OhMyGov! (blog)

Candidate Social Media Success Equals Greater Financial Contributions

Candidate Social Media Success Equals Greater Financial Contributions New media analytics from OhMyGov reveal a clear pattern between social media popularity and campaign contributions for Republican 2012 candidates. Between Q2 and Q3 (April 1, 2011-September 30, 2011), this is how the numbers stack up: Overall the top … Read more on OhMyGov! (blog)

Social Media and Politics Come Together

Social Media and Politics Come Together Social media is all the rage. And it's here to stay. Facebook has its claws in 10% of the world's population. Twitter is knocking on 500 million accounts. 18 million of those follow Lady Gaga. And politicians want a piece of that action. … Read more on WebProNews

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