Facebook completely dominates the social networking and blogging space, with over 70 times the next most prominent social networking site. Interestingly Tumblr’s dramatic rise (+183% over the last year) has taken it to overtake Twitter in time spent online. of time spent. Over time initiatives such as Google+ may change that. MORE >>

Drawing on a new Pew Internet report on Social Media & Mobile Internet Use Among Teens and Young Adults , The New York Times headline is: Blogs Wane as the Young Drift to Sites Like Twitter. Third , young people under 18 are certainly not drifting to Twitter, but to social networks such as Facebook. No longer. MORE >>

It is case by case as to whether social tools such as Facebook or Twitter should be banned or enabled, depending on its relevance to the job being performed – in many cases they do support value creation. Peter Williams of Deloitte will only hire people who have strong Twitter profiles. Enterprise 2.0 MORE >>

As many have commented, the Tibbr interface looks very much like Facebook. Marc Benioff of Salesforce once asked “why isn’t all enterprise software like Facebook?&#. Twitter’s success is founded on its simplicity, including the very simple premise of choosing to follow others’ updates. Cloud Enterprise 2.0 MORE >>

smaller proportion of companies will find that micro-blogging and status updates provide a very effective way of communicating on some tasks, given that many of their staff are familiar with tools such as Twitter and Facebook. Enterprise 2.0 Future of business Social media Social networks Web 2.0 MORE >>