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I know most of you have your profiles from long time on microblogging sites like twitter, Friendfeed, Identica, Plurk but what's the problem you have no followers only following, only you are fan and in more detail the problem with you, you do not have a good readership blog, peoples do not know you.

42% of Chinese netizens are posting to microblogs - Twitter clones such as Sina Weibo. That contrasts to only 10% of Americans posting to a microblog, Twitter, which is the only option there.

Sometimes it seems like the social media world is divorced from the business world. Sure, there are small Web 2.0 companies that embrace everything, and there are companies like Oracle that present a social media face to us, but there still seems to be an invisible barrier between the social media world and the world of real work. So I was somewhat surprised to see this headline: Twitter Tools To Turbo Charge Your Microblogging The headline itself isn't what surprised me - it was the fact that the headline appeared in InformationWeek.

Li Na won the French Cup and there was a massive outpouring of support and admiration on Sina Weibo, China's leading microblogging platform.

"Also, hier der Überblick: Grundsätzlich unterscheiden wir hier zwei Richtungen: * Integrierte Lösungen: Produkte, die Teil einer größeren, umfassenderen Groupware- oder Wiki-Lösung sind. * Stand-alone: Produkte, die als separater Service genutzt werden können, insbesondere als SaaS oder in Form einer Software-Lizenz. Einige davon lassen sich relativ problemlos in bestehende Sharepoint oder Wiki-Lösungen einbauen, wie zum Beispiel die Lösung von Communote. Diese sind also integrierbar (womit meine Aufteilung schon fast wieder hinfällig wird, nun gut….)"

Brizzly, twitter an Facebook.Simpler.

Brizzly, twitter an facebook.Simpler

One of the most demanded features for Twitter has been the ability to create groups, allowing members to focus on different sets of people they're following. For example, you could create groups for all of your fantasy league friends, colleagues at work, friends in real life, family members, and so on.

Bill Ives spoke with Samuel Driessen, Information Architect at Océ, about their enterprise micro-messaging experiences