If you’re on the lookÂout for a new job, is LinkedIn PreÂmiÂum a worÂthy investÂment, or should it be left to the recruiters and cold callers? We all know that if you’re lookÂing for media or techÂnolÂoÂgy jobs – in fact any jobs – then
The MassÂaÂchuÂsetts InstiÂtute of TechÂnolÂoÂgy has spawned an innoÂvÂaÂtive new startÂup that could well give AmaÂzon a bit of comÂpeÂtiÂtion, courÂtesy of social media. For conÂtent manÂagers, comÂmuÂniÂty manÂagers and social media manÂagers who like a good David and Goliath conÂtest, the litÂtle guy with
SomeÂthing has got the busiÂness world talkÂing. SomeÂthing that could see the rolodex conÂsigned to the trash can once and for all. That thing is CardÂMunch, a startÂup that aims to take over where HashÂable left off. AnyÂone workÂing media jobs or withÂin the tech world
If you want to increase your chances of getÂting hired, then getÂting a referÂral on LinkedIn is a great way to do it. With 175 milÂlion memÂbers LinkedIn is cerÂtainÂly not the biggest social netÂwork availÂable, and it’s defÂiÂniteÂly lagÂging behind FaceÂbook and TwitÂter in the
From July of 2011 to July of 2012 over $75 bilÂlion has been spent in social busiÂness IPOs and over $1.5 bilÂlion in social busiÂness acquiÂsiÂtions. Right now, many of the social netÂworks have become well-fundÂed pubÂlic comÂpaÂnies or part of largÂer comÂpaÂnies. These social