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...they think that a business isn't significant enough to deserve a page). However, there are other options you can pursue, such as Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube. Creating profiles on these social media sites can also provide you...

In this article: Wikipedia, Neiman Marcus, Cookie, DeVry University, YouTube, Comcast, Zappos, and Twitter

...and Marketing. While some people don't practice what they preach, Kandi is an avid blogger and participates in Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, MySpace, Wikipedia, YouTube, Picasa, Flickr, Digg, Squidoo, and many more. In her spare time she...

In this article: Twitter, Search engine optimization, Facebook, Syslog, Small business, Search engine marketing, Picasa, and Wikipedia

...platform. Nibipedia is built to leverage all of today's highest-traffic social media platforms - including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and MySpace - as channels to feed and build high-quality, specialized learning communities. The site...

In this article: Twitter, Facebook, Wikipedia, and University of California-Berkeley

Current social media sites such as Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, Plaxo, Twitter, YouTube, Wikipedia, Google and Second Life are great incubators for these new services; they provide us with new tools and allow us to experiment. Online...

In this article: IPTV, Google, Revenue, YouTube, Europe, China, North America, Africa, Latin America, and Microsoft

...people representing over 1.5 billion data records." These records are from publicly available sources, including Wikipedia, IMDB, ESPN, LinkedIn, Hi5, MySpace, Friendster, Facebook, Youtube, Flickr, Twitter, FEC, corporate biographies,...

In this article: Spock, ESPN, Friendster, Opus Capital, IMDB, Intelius, YouTube, Hi5, Twitter, and Flickr

Biz break: Linkedin names former Yahoo exec CEO Plus: Intel's purchase of Wind River advances; Sea Launch files for bankruptcy; Fed holds firm on interest rate; author admits to lifting from Wikipedia Compiled by the Mercury News

In this article: Yahoo, Intel, Boeing, The Fed, Inflation, Bankruptcy, Mercury News, and Wind River

Combining social networking with Web 2.0 health information, Medpedia's website offers consumers a Wikipedia for health information, a LinkedIn network for health professionals, and a Facebook-like platform where consumers and experts...

In this article: Medpedia, Web 2.0, Wikipedia, University of Michigan Medical School, Harvard Medical School, Facebook, and U.K.

...for leads and information, especially when switching sectors and industries. Those places are quickly becoming SeekingAlpha, Wikipedia, LinkedIn and Facebook. And the biggest reason of all; the established sources of main stream financial...

In this article: Web 2.0, Wall Street, Apple computer, Coleman Research, Intension, and Benchmarking

...when searching for a restaurant, results would include Yelp reviews. When searching for a person, you might get a Wikipedia page, or his or her Facebook or LinkedIn page. We'll see how much content companies take Yahoo up on the offer. 4.

In this article: Sprint Nextel, NYSE, Yahoo, Motorola, Nokia, Clearwire, Sony Ericsson, Microsoft, Wikipedia, and NFC