The short history of the internet is one of amazing advances of technology and connectivity. Never before has the world been able to communicate so quickly and to so many people. Here is a brief history put together by the folks at Digital Trek showing some wonderful milestones. [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
One of the foremost experts on social media is Erik Qualman. We have loved not only his books, but his videos about social media. They are very compelling. Here is his 2013 Socialnomics video. We hope you love it as much as we do. [youtube_sc url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUCfFcchw1w&feature=share&list=UULC9cX5GntaQmTSF6hTqrzA"]
Social media isn't just a new phenomenon, but something we've been doing online for quite some time. The ability to share online is the very heart and soul of social media. From mass emails to the world wide web, social is how we share. Here is an infographic that gives us a good
What does your favorite websites say about your political leanings? Ignoring the obvious FoxNews vs MSNBC, Drudge Report vs Huffington Post; it turns out the social media sites you choose to frequent say a bit about your political beliefs as well. Here is an infographic from engagedc that shares some information in this arena
I will be the first to admit not being normal. I am connected 24/7 in one form or another. My laptop lays upside down on the bed (to vent) in case I wake in the middle of the night to check email or view what's going on with Facebook and so on. How
