Tag Archives: Facebook

Why people are going mobile? The web is too slow.

Posted on May 22, 2012 by lawrence serewicz

Just as video killed the radio star, advertisements have killed the web. People are going mobile for all the reasons why the web used to be good before the developers and advertisers got a hold of it.  Back around 2000 … Continue reading →

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Monologue vs. dialogue: The myth that governments need more or better communication.

Posted on April 29, 2012 by lawrence serewicz

There is an on-going myth within social media circles that governments need more and better communication.  The problem is that this is not true. Governments spend a large amount of time and money communicating with the public. They have annual … Continue reading →

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Why Facebook and Google’s strengths are their strategic weakness: privacy and search logic become their downfall.

Posted on December 26, 2011 by lawrence serewicz

Google and Facebook are similar in many ways because they both work to find ways to profit from their service users.  In their own way, they want to take advantage of their respective strengths.  Yet, in this task, they show … Continue reading →

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