Social Networking: Good, Bad, or Indifferent? – Family and Child …
Apr 30, 2009 General
Social Networking has been in the news for a while, and I am sure it will be in the news a while longer.
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Social Networking 101: Basic Tips For Online and Offline Social …
Apr 30, 2009 General
Guess what? Social networking online is very similar to social networking offline (in the real world)! Big surprise?
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Social Networking with MyGreenEducation | MyGreen Education and Career
Apr 30, 2009 Social Media, Social Networking, Video, Web
For those readers who enjoy social networking and an open forum for discussion with other green job-seekers, industry insiders , educators and possible employers there are a number of options listed below.
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Increasing Referrals Through Social Networking
Apr 30, 2009 Social Media, Social Networking, Web
Social online networking with Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and other sites is a tool you should be using.
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Uploading Personal Files to Your Kindle? That’ll Be 15 Cents Per Megabyte
Apr 30, 2009 Mashable
Amazon has announced a couple of Kindle-related changes today. First, they’re adding support for two new document types: RTF and DOCX.
Support for PDF as well as DOCX files is experimental, and Amazon is warning that “some complex PDF and DOCX files might not format correctly on your Kindle.”
The other change has to do with pricing; from now on, Amazon will charge 15 cents per megabyte for uploading personal documents to your Kindle – rounded up to the nearest whole megabyte. This is effectively quite a large price increase, since up until now the fee was 10 cents per document, regardless of the size.
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