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Interesting video article concerning use of LinkedIn.

Well, I wanted to highlight some of the text, but haven't figured out how!

Provides links to other sites maintained by Stacy such as twitter, linked in, facebook, etc.

The volume of information being created is growing faster than your software is able to sort it out. As a result, you're often unable to determine the difference between a fake LinkedIn friend request, and a picture from your best friend in college of his new baby. Even with good metadata, it's still all "data"--whether raw unfiltered, or tagged and sourced, it's all treated like another input to your digital inbox. Curation is the act of individuals with a passion for a content area to find, contextualize, and organize information. Curators provide a consistent update regarding what's interesting, happening, and cool in their focus.

This LinkedIn contact can fill my entire page of updates with her tweets. Too much stuff. Too much commingling of personal (walking on the beach) with professional.

"No matter how much quality information or witty repartee we send out into our social networks, first impressions are almost always visual. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand that the first thing we see when checking out a new Twitter follower, Facebook friend, or LinkedIn connection is a profile photo. And in a world of quick clicks and divergent attention, if the photo you present isn't eye-catching, or illustrative of your personal brand, you may miss your shot at making a positive first impression."

All Your Social Streams in One Beautiful Journal.

Matthew are you using this?

Yes, I installed it, and it seems like a decent process to cross-post from Google + to other social media sites.

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