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Didn't Microsoft buy the word "Social" a few years ago? Now it means whatever they want it to mean. Welcome to the Social. Maybe their BRAND UNVEIL can educa
by seiji 17y ago
Didn't Microsoft buy the word "Social" a few years ago? Now it means whatever they want it to mean. Welcome to the Social.
Maybe their BRAND UNVEIL can educate you about why this is the most important thing ever: http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2010/04/msft-pink-unveil-0481-rm-eng.jpg http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2010/04/msft-p...
I find the quotes from their event hilarious:
"So, this social generation really does have a point of view. They think it, they do it, and they have a mantra for it."
"We came up with this concept of friends, friends, and friends."
Maybe I'm waaay too old to know what "kids these days" are up to, but if everybody under the age of 22 is all about FRIENDS FRIENDS FRIENDS then the world will soon collapse. No new work will get done. We'll be idiocracy within twenty years where everybody exists solely to click ads. It's ads and vapid social media consultants all the way down.
- awa 17y ago[but if everybody under the age of 22 is all about FRIENDS FRIENDS FRIENDS then the world will soon collapse] Friends Friends Friends is the new way to network, isn't networking one of the things they preach to everyone for everything (finding a job, starting a startup...)