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It’s usually easy to figure out what company sets the industry standard by how prospective competitors sell themselves to the public. For instance, a new site to be launched this week called SportsFanLive.com is supposed to be the “Facebook of Sports Fans.”

It’s so much like Facebook that something just like it had to be created exclusively for sports fans; but it’s also incredibly different as to attract users away from Facebook. A precarious balance, to say the least.

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Social Networking for the Sports Fan

No matter where you fall on the political spectrum, most everyone can agree that how politics is covered online has changed dramatically from four years ago. With political convention season within days of peaking, the impact that online media has on coverage is hard to overlook.

As it turns out, political conventions have very little to do with television anymore.

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Web 2.0 is Changing the Face of the Political Convention

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Interesting Article on Social Media From WSJ

Ever hear tell of Enterprise Feedback Management (EFM) software? It sounds complicated but useful doesn’t it? According to solution provider Inquisite it gives companies the ability to automate and optimize the collection and management of either customer or employee feedback across the organization.

Sounds like something you could definitely use with a CRM or ERM solution. But even more possible, how about using it for evaluating how useful your social networking solution is?

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Inquisite Provides Actionable Feedback to Decision Makers

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