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The Blogpaper vs Traditional Media The first issue of the Blogpaper was distributed in London on November 20th 2009 by theblogpaper.co.uk news community. This project is aimed at providing an opportunity for bloggers, photographers and young journalists to reach new audiences. Also, the paper is supposed to give a weekly overview of the most important [...]

Small and medium Russian companies are paying more and more attention to opportunities delivered by Web 2.0 technologies, as shown by research on Russian executives’ interaction with customers through social media. According to this online research conducted by Rostexpo among 99 Russian executives in October ‘09, online networking is attracting the attention of more and [...]

As of December 1st 2009, bloggers in the US will be obliged to declare sums of money or goods received to blog about a product or service. The VIPs of social media will have to declare material benefits received to promote a company on Facebook or Twitter. These are, in brief, the new regulations of [...]

To tweet or not to tweet?

Facebook became a popular entertainment for people and an effective tool for companies. And at the point where personal and corporative interests are overlapping some misunderstandings can appear. The most recent case in Britain proved that even a dangerous crash can occur at such crosspoint

Seven to ten years ago, the Internet was synonymous with teenagers spending their nights on mIRC without letting their parents find out. Then, “being online” was a distinctive feature of young people, a secret weapon against “muggles” of all kinds: parents, grandparents, teachers. With the internet spreading faster and faster, the online scene has become less [...]

On Tuesday 8th March, International Women’s Day (http://www.internationalwomensday.com) was celebrated around the world.  Flowers or other presents were given by family, friends co-workers and by companies, National Holidays ...