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: All ConsumingSocial network posts say more than you think
By Kristin Alexander All Consuming Blog Moderator
For millions across the globe, the idiosyncratic practice of updating one?s status on Facebook or Twitter has become a ubiquitous component of everyday life. ... Updates about our whereabouts seem like fairly innocuous tidbits about our lives. But their crux is the same across the board: You?re announcing, ?I?m not home.? ...
[BLOG MODERATOR'S NOTE: This is the first All Consuming post by our new Public Affairs Intern, Darius Schwarz. I admire his wit but think I'd lose playing Scrabble with him. "Ubiquitous," a fancy word for "existing everywhere," reportedly has a point value of 21 and can easily hit a double word score, if you can pull it off. -- Kristin]
Full post as published by All Consuming on March 09, 2010 (boomark / email).
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