It’s been a long day of aggressively blogging and driving traffic towards my blogs. First, we had the food and all the prizes.
They kept coming all night. I’ve got myself a few new t-shirts to sport in my classes. I did some push-ups and some sit-ups, some amateur video recording (see my posts on YouTube) and I observed some beatboxing.
Let me tell you, you get really wired when you sit infront of FaceBook, Twitter (id:r11Live), Google Groups, YouTube, MSN, Google Talk, Outlook… and more. I think everyone I know is starting to get frustrated with the amount of messages that I’ve been sending them.
I know I have about 50 texts on my phone from them likely saying what the heck? All in all I think this was extreemly rapid fire communicating.
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What role should the government play in Social Media?
What is this, China? I mean isn’t the answer obvious. The only caveat to absolute freedom of social media would come into play if people’s rights were being infringed upon by hate groups or sexual criminals. Other than that the world is going to have to adapt.
The government should keep up with technology and understand how to use social media tools but that should pretty much be the extent.
Privacy laws are going to become more and more important as photographic recognition applications begin to spider the web but hey.. the fundimental ‘as long as the rights of others are not infringed upon’ should hold true.
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So you bought a BlackBerry storm.. or an iPhone… now what?
I know that I already posted some stuff about this but I would like to re-post to make sure you have all had the oppertunity to see this valuable information.
1-800-GOOG411 - This phone number is better then 411. It has high-tech voice recognition software that is second to none. Try it out now!
If you are looking for directory information you can text “googl” (without the e) and it will respond with SMS in 5 seconds. Just make sure to include the city.
1-800-2 CHA-CHA - Call this number up and ask them any question under the sun. They will send you an ansew via text right away.
If you like this post then please go to yess.org show them some support. It’s not related but hey.. Everyone needs to do something right.
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The most recent topic presented to the competitors at this blog camp is “What have you learned about business? Why is business important?“.
I love this topic. Let me begin by saying that Business is not about money. It’s about creating value in people’s lives. In business terms, you could say ‘value add’.
Everybody has a certain level of value to contribute into society. In our capitalist system we assess that value in a monetary fasion. We let things float and people end up paying a price for a certain level of value.
So what is business? Business is the exchange of these valuable things. When we study business we hope to be able to learn to manage the trade of “things” and “services” with all of the tools available out there. It is all about creating more value at less of a cost and getting as much value as you can from others.
If you find this interesting then come to MacEwan and learn business!
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This guy was really entertaining here at MacEwan. He brought a lot of humor to the competition. Do you know anyone who can beatbox? He told me that there was a little MacEwan Beatbox competition with his friends and that I couldn’t call him the MacEwan Beat Boxer… so I call him the MacEwan BoomBox.
Hahaha.. Anyways enjoy.
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I would like to see someone pull a prank using the segway. Wouldn’t it be funny if someone turned up the speed on that gizmo. HAhaha. Who else saw mallcop?
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