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Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Social Media - Where We Spend Our Life?

I read last week that MySpace was being bought/sold because of lackluster progress, money-making, etc...everybody is on Facebook these days.
I guess you know by now, that Goggle + is actually a social media site to (possibly) rival Facebook.  Right now its by invitation only, but considering how well Google has done thus far, it's only human to think they will make this thing rock too!
The hopes for the MyTwitFace social media site are dwindling fast, especially with MySpace likely to end soon; but it was definitely sounding cool when some unknown person coined the phrase.
If it's not FB or Twitter or our blog(s) or LinkedIN or MyTwitFace, we all seem to be connected 24/7/365 and online all the time.
I posted the other day about the newspaper, and that's old school; but if old school is void of all of this social media...sign me up.
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