Nobody denies the profound impact Social media has on our modern society, and The Knight Foundation shows the true measure of that impact in our education. After that, W Promote looks at the use of Social Media for humanitarian causes, and Greatist teaches us how to track health and fitness online, trough web 2.0 services. But nothing is perfect: according to Impermium‘s infographic, 40% of Online IDs are fakes, and Pingdom shows some the social networks of past, and how they’ve been outranked by Facebook, Twitter and others.
Twitter, Facebook and Co. — Good for Teens and the First Amendment?
Social Good: Taking Social Media to Social Action
A Guide to Tracking Health & Fitness Online
The social networks of yesteryear. How the mighty have fallen?
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