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Facebook (Social Media) at Work

Posted by Davide Palumbo on Thu, Nov 20, 2014

Facebook_at_Work-1In the last few years, many larger companies have enacted restrictive policies regarding the access to Facebook and social media in the workplace, and many employees across the United States have been penalized, if not even fired for breaking the rules. However, it appears that the Silicon Valley Company is now secretly working on a new website called “Facebook@Work” with the purpose of getting a foothold in the office. In fact, Facebook is developing a new product designed specifically for use in the workplace, which will allow users to chat with colleagues, connect with professional contacts and collaborate over documents, competing with Google Drive (Google+) and Microsoft Office (Yammer [Office 365]). The project, which was reported on November 16th by The Financial Times, is currently in a testing phase, and it is expected to be introduced within the coming months.

The new site will look very much like Facebook but it will allow users to keep their personal profile along with their holiday photos, political outbursts, and silly videos separate from their work identity. Currently, Facebook@Work is led by a team based in Facebook’s London offices. The effort, however, is not new, Facebook began working on the project years ago.

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Topics: Social Media, Microsoft

What is the deal with NFC technology and the security behind it?

Posted by Cam Green on Wed, Sep 26, 2012

nfc_technologyNFC Technology: Near-Field-Communications is a set of short-range wireless technologies, typically requiring a distance of 4cm or less. NFC operates at 13.56 MHz and at rates ranging from 106 kbit/s to 848 kbit/s.

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Topics: Social Media, New Technology, Data Security

Changes to Your Facebook that You Didn't Make

Posted by Phuong Diep on Fri, Jul 20, 2012

Facebook logo resized 600Facebook is constantly changing the application. I would make a bet that most of you reading this article already have a Facebook account. You’re on it more than once a day and you’re always checking your newsfeed or stalking your friends. Do you know that even though you’re on Facebook all the time, they are continuing changes to the application, many of which you do not see or know about? For example, did you know that recently Facebook changed your personal email on your Contact Information which is part of your profile to their email system @facebook.com? So now if friends on Facebook wanted to find your email on your profile, their emails would be sent directly to your messages tab instead of the email address that you designated when you created the account.

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Topics: Social Media

Technology, Human Rights, Social Media and Privacy

Posted by Phuong Diep on Tue, Jun 26, 2012

describe the imageSocial media and technology play a big role in our lives by keeping us entertained and well-connected with our clients, co-workers, friends and family. It has become a part of our daily lives and something we cannot go without. Technology and social media has also become increasingly important in the political arena, use of online social media for political activism is used through blogs, video and social networking sites and has become a key for political debate – so much so that it has provoked a counter-response from some repressed countries.   During 2011 blogging, video-sharing and tweeting were crucial in political events in the Middle East and North Africa. (https://wcd.coe.int/ViewDoc.jsp?id=1904319 )

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Topics: Social Media, New Technology, Data Security

Pinterest: Social Media Marketing's Newest Optimization Platform

Posted by Nick Deluca on Mon, Mar 05, 2012

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The idea that Facebook, Google+, and LinkedIn are no longer the leading social media marketing sites on the Internet is one that has rapidly spread as of late. It’s a tough notion to comprehend seeing as how these three marketing superpower websites are considered untouchable in their ability to connect people at home and abroad, to include the best user-friendly features and apps, and to network efficiently in the professional realm, respectively.

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Topics: Social Media