ComMetrics weekly review: Facebook to Morgan Stanley

Short link blogging coming your way this week – interesting material to gain insight instead of hindsight.

In case you missed the last five weeks’ best links:

Very useful links: Insight versus hindsight for week 24.
Very useful links: George Soros to US Homeland Security for week 25.
Very useful links: OECD to Twitter, Google via Coca-Cola for week 26.
Very useful links: Wiki to YouTube for week 27.
Very useful links: Qwerty to WEF for week 28.

Social Media TOOLS and GUIDES, Best practice
#trends2watch => Canada privacy watchdog warns Facebook ===> 1st its explanations of privacy are confusing and incomplete, 2nd giving application developers access to private info where it is not necessary AND 3rd when one de-activates one’s account Facebook still retains personal information #bettergovernance

Social Media MARKETING BUZZ
#trends2watch => Microsoft vs. Google neither one will offer you KISS for your computing needs because…

Economic CRISIS AND POLICY
– US Dep. of Energy expects wind to reach 4% by 2030, from 1.3% now #trends2watch #metrics2watch (see chart to the right)

Trendwatch – WHITE PAPERS
Canada privacy watchdog warns Facebook – privacy policy is in contravention of Canada’s privacy law PIPEDA #bettergovernance

How teenagers use social media and why they hate Twitter – download the 3page report by a 15-yr Morgan Stanley intern that shook the City for nothing #trends2watch

InfoSec
#metrics2watch Microsoft Faces Zero-Day Vulnerability – #threats2watch

Videos
– 2nd My.ComMetrics.com instructional video uploaded on our ComMetricsLive channel on YouTube – how to claim your blog made easy – tracking your performance#things2view

Actionable Metrics and Standards – Best Practice
To see how well your blog measures up using actionable metrics register your blog with My.ComMetrics.com

What corporate bloggers should watch out for:
– 1) Lessons 1 – 4: Starting your blogging off on the right foot (2009-06-03)
– 2) Lessons 5 – 7: Setting the stage – ready – go (2009-06-03)
– 3) Lessons 8 – 11: Whatever domain, home you choose – beware
– 4) Lessons 12 – 13: Getting the basic SEO issues right

Okay, now it’s your turn. What important links to insights discussed in a blog post this week did we miss? Please add it below. Thanks much.

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The greatest benefit of Facebook is that it has many groups on the site that you can join. So if you are interested in Chicago Cubs you can research Chicago Cubs in the groups section and you will be able to find friends on there that like the Cubs. This is just one example, I know that you can join groups of your favorite football team, television show, or whatever you want for the most part! If you can’t find a group for your interest, you can simply create one!

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  Dear James
  
  Thanks for your input. I am a bit surprised that your comment does not seem to address the privacy challenges users face with Facebook directly – as outlined in this post.
  
  In fact, another trick to better protect your privacy when using Facebook is to change your setting concerning ads, such as:
  
  Opt out Facebook ads=sign-in -> Settings-> Privacy ->News Feed & Wall ->FB Ads ->Appear FB Ads => click no one #threats2watch
  
  Thanks for your input and I hope that you will comment again soon.
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ComMetrics weekly review: Facebook to Morgan Stanley

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