Twitter is attempting to gain some kind of control of the use of "Twitter" and "Tweet" in a way that reminds me of Google’s attempt back in 2006.
Applying Traditional Media Metrics To New Media
There used to be, just a few years ago, quite a chasm between traditional advertising and online advertising. That chasm is becoming more like a gap, especially as the Web grows to engulf all media and audiences fragment. The new question then isn’t how advertising on the Web and via traditional media differ, but what traditional media tools and knowledge can be applied online.
Applying Social Science to the Web
Imagine waking up one morning, and not seeing your family before you leave for work. You get to the office and all of your colleagues are invisible. You know they are there, but you cannot see or talk to them. At lunch, all of the restaurants are empty as you eat alone. The only time you might see anyone after a lonely day is when you visit your local social network club to interact with complete strangers.
The Do’s And Dont’s of Applying for Work @ Home Positions
Most people want a work @ home position, whether they find one researching online or their outside employer considers telecommuting.
Applying Psychology to Internet Marketing
The best advertising writers are those who have some knowledge of psychology. We are not dealing with “new” people online. We are dealing with the same people who have the same desires they have always had.