Blogging is dead. Maybe. According to some commentators.
But not really.
Back in 2007, Steve Rubel at Micro Persuasion argued that Shiny Object Syndrome and the attention crash mean that people were focusing on social networking tools rather than traditional blogs.
Charles Arthur of the Grauniad has pitched in with a piece based on the decline in [...]

It useful to step-back sometimes and understand some of the psychology that underpins the social media channels we are using for our online marketing campaigns.
Here is very interesting seminar on Social Media by Mike Wesch of Kansas State University who produced the popular video ‘web 2.0 – what is and how to use it’ – [...]

You might be thinking, what a lot of w00t. These w00tonomers are w00ting, whittering, even twittering. Where’s the beef?
Well, ok – follow the money!
Businesses prepare to spend nearly $5 billion by 2013 on social networking tools, according to Forrester research. Social networks will attract the greatest levels of investment.
The old monolithic marketing models are rusting [...]