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Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Business Person’s Guide to Online Social Networking

Social networking has become so much a part of today’s world that Oprah Winfrey is on Facebook, Barack Obama has a Twitter account, and you can become a “fan” of ABC on MySpace. If you have been asked to connect with someone on LinkedIn, or can’t make heads or tails of a business card with nicknames for all kinds of online services, then this white paper from Duo Consulting is for you.

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