I have had an eventful blogging spree so far, and writing my last post for the semester evokes mixed emotions today. Social networking is a gargantuan topic to discuss and I feel I’ve just scraped the surface in these four months.
Social networking is expanding the way people think of the Internet and is evolving how people communicate and interact with each other.
The debate began several months ago and is only intensifying with every passing day. Will social networking supersede e-mail as the preferred mode of communication over the Internet?
Location-based services cater to the needs of the Internet user on the go. Find out what new developments are occurring for people who use mobile social networking.
When was the last time you accessed Facebook from a public wireless network? You’re lucky if Firesheep wasn’t around then as the new Firefox extension reveals the vulnerabilities of most social networking sites including Facebook and Twitter to hacking.
There’s good news for budding entrepreneurs who are hoping to carve their niche in the social web. Venture capital firm Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield and Byers has spearheaded the sFund to invest in companies that develop applications for social networking.
It looks like Google’s going on a social networking trail.
Cyberbullying is becoming a greater problem as more people connect to the Internet. Remember the golden rule and don't be a bully.
"The Social Network" detailed the origins of Facebook - but has the website become too big for its britches by becoming so popular that student's grades suffer?
Many call it "The Facebook Movie," but it is still a highly anticpiated film that draws greater light on how the website juggernaut we all use came into existence.
Solutions by The State News
