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What type of personality do you have on #SocialMedia? Check out this article.
Author: Kim Beasley
When you use social media, did you know that you have a personality type? It’s interesting what type of personality people display on social media. What type are you?
The Seven Personality Types on Social Media
And with it, they bring their personalities into the social media spectrum, too. The good, the bad, and the ugly.
It’s important to understand the different personalities at work on social media platforms – so you can better understand how to connect, engage and build relationships with them. Or, on occasions, how to avoid the difficult and negative types out there.
These personality types can be found hanging out on pretty much all social media platforms – and for truly effective social media engagement, you’ll need to be able to spot them. Quickly.
Nobody wants to spend time engaging with a personality type on Facebook, for example, to find they are actually not beneficial, positive, genuine, open, honest and useful for forging a decent, long-term social media-based relationship.
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Discover how to nurture your creativity. #TED
Author: Kim Beasley
This video will help you learn a unique way to nurture your creativity whether in your business or personal lives. How do you nurture your creativity? Please feel free to share your ideas.
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The Sexualisation Of Girls – what are your thoughts?
Author: Kim Beasley
I tried to think of a different title but couldn’t because this one says it all about this article. It is being shared because it brings of a valid questions about how more and more sexually explicit outfits are being marketed to younger people. What are you thoughts?
The Sexualisation Of Girls
Is feminism dead? As 2010 comes to a close, one of the clearest trends was the increase in campaigning and publications highlighting the way old female stereotypes in an increasingly aggressive manner.
Natasha Walter’s book Living Dolls: the return of sexism details how pornography has now come off the top shelf and is now part of our mainstream culture. So much a part of it that highly sexualised outfits are now being peddled at children. There was, for instance, a campaign against padded bras being sold to girls as young as seven. Playboy is also targeting children and many primary school children already wear make-up at school.
Some argue that there is nothing wrong with this. Children have long wanted to dress up in their mum’s clothes, including high heels (Bratz, who out-Barbie Barbie in their total obsession with shopping, have a whole range of high heeled shoes for kids) and bras. But dressing up for play is one thing; wearing these type of clothes on an everyday basis is quite another.
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Bullying by high school athletes via social media #socialmedia
Author: Kim Beasley
Once again, high schoolers who are athletes didn’t think things through and made a bad choice of posting their tauts of a rivalry team they be in a football them. They made the post on YouTube and now they are having to deal with this bad decision. What are your thoughts regarding this situation?
Ending high school athletes’ taunting via social media
By Marc Narducci
Inquirer Columnist
There are certain principles that should be taught in high school sports, or any sports, for that matter. The athletes should be respectful to the coaches, who should reciprocate.
In addition, a student-athlete should show that same respect to teammates and opponents.
Trash-talking or demeaning an opponent, just because it’s done in the professional ranks, shouldn’t be tolerated in high schools.
The recent incident in which most of Paulsboro’s football starters were suspended from school, and also for Friday’s game against West Deptford, should give administrators at all schools the incentive to make more stringent rules regarding social media.
The suspensions came after players were part of a YouTube video that degraded rival Woodbury.
Watch out! Police are using social media to catch criminals #socialmedia
Author: Kim Beasley
Were you aware that the police are starting to use social media to catch criminals in the act. Checkout this article and find out how they are starting to catch them. What do you think about the use of social media to catch criminals? Please share your thoughts below.
Cops using Facebook, other social media to catch crooks
By Kerry Sanders (NBC)
Posted by Rich Miller – email
One criminal in Pennsylvania was caught “web-handed” when he actually logged on to his Facebook account during a robbery.
And police arrested one of Los Angeles’ most prolific graffiti artists after he posted video of his handiwork on YouTube.
“People put a lot of things on their Facebook and their my space and other things that they normally wouldn’t tell you,” said officer Sandra Boonenberg.
Federal authorities in Washington tracked down fugitive Maxi Sopo after he posted an update on his social networking page saying he was “living in paradise” in Cancun. He’s now in jail.
In Illinois, convicted burglar Joseph Luebke posted “i’m on da run” shortly after he broke out of a half way house. He’s behind bars now too.
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