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Andy DeSoto has a great post up titled “Social media for colleges and universities”. DeSoto talks about students and alumni that set up university pages and how he feels that it’s something the universities should be doing, not the students. I couldn’t agree more! He also brings up a good point about universities and their [...]

So Facebook has finally gone public with it’s new chat feature. It’s pretty harmless and nicely integrated with the option to hide offline if you’d like to. I’m sure many Facebook users will find it to be a nice addition compared to many of Facebook’s other changes and additions. However, I’m noticing that Facebook is [...]

A tweet by Lee Sherman just noted the following: Facebook’s lifestream is a real threat to FriendFeed. It’s easy to add web services, much harder to recreate the social graph everywhere. However, I’d have to disagree with Sherman for three reasons: demographics, different uses, and a closed community. Different Uses Due to the demographics of [...]

News is spreading quickly about Facebook’s newest enhancement to their Newsfeed. According to the Facebook blog: Chances are, you use parts of the Internet that aren’t Facebook. You might post photo albums using Flickr or Picasa, for example, instead of on Facebook. There are a lot of good sites out there, unfortunately, that can sometimes [...]

While reading a CNN article about the Facebook course being offered at Stanford, I came across this quote that read “I’d never take a class on Myspace.” I find that to be very interesting, so I pose the question of which class would you take, assuming both were being offered? Myspace or Facebook?