iGeneration
Wanted to share some provoking thoughts I read in a morning devotional regarding a description of our time. description of our time. With the constant exposure and consumption of information via the internet, social media or TV (to name a few), the world has evolved into a place where many people are making up their own standards and using a sliding scale for principles, thinking they are at least better than the next person.The world has evolved into a place where It is all about getting what we want and getting it now. With our 24x7 access to information on demand, we don't want to be told wha

Noise?
Many of you may have already come to a place of intersection with this story at some point in your journeys.  Well, today this story intersected my world via email.  After I verified that it wasn't some hoax or chain email, I began to think about how this story plays out when juxtaposed with the social networking space.

Links for 2009-09-18 [Digg]
More Companies ban Facebook, Twitter : Study According to Scansafe, one of the Internet’s biggest security providers, Companies around the world are increasingly choking off their employees’ access to social-networking websites, such as Facebook, Twitter and MySpace. There has been 20% increase in the last 6 months in the number of companies doing this.

Revolution?
Is social media a fad or a revolution? Most likely the level of context you have within this space will better determine your answer to this question.  Taking the conversation even further, I would like to go out on a limb and propose that no matter how you would respond to this question, its tough to deny the incredible changes that have taken place due to 'online' social interaction. Check out this video from Socialnomics and share your thoughts.