Category Archives: Social Networking

Will NYT’s Digital Subscription Shoot Itself in Digital Subscription Foot?

Posted on March 17, 2011 by David Puner

Prediction: The New York Times new digital subscription plan* will fail itself. It will fail not because readers are overwhelmingly unwilling to pay for content–they may be willing to do so and, for that reason, it makes sense for the … Continue reading →

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On Facebook, You Like This Guy a Lot

Posted on February 3, 2011 by David Puner

“Actor”/personal brand Vin Diesel has more than 20.4 million Facebook fans/likers. Diesel power! That fandom ranks V.D. No. 13 overall on the Facebook Fan Page List. Yup, Vin Diesel. Why? Well, maybe because he started Facebooking a while back and … Continue reading →

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Social Networkers: Don’t Go Outside (Today)

Posted on January 24, 2011 by David Puner

A recent piece on the 10 most popular brand pages on Facebook produced, among others, this important reader comment: Harsh, Mike. And dangerous, my angry friend. Check out our weather in Boston below (or from the “Ridiculous cold…” editorial source).  … Continue reading →

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LinkedIn Creepiness

Posted on December 23, 2010 by David Puner

Yesterday, a friend tweeted the following: I could not agree more and was just recently thinking the same thing. I don’t think I’ve imported email contacts into LinkedIn. So what gives with the algorithmic creepiness, LinkedIn? Check out some of … Continue reading →

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