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The eBrand Media “Online Social Responsibility” Facebook fan page
eBrand Media endorses Online Social Responsibility for the purpose of creating an awareness that the web is an environment, and like the three dimensional world around us, its vulnerable to pollution, and other types of degradation. Therefore Online Social Responsibility not only applies to interactions between marketers, companies and users of the web, along with our relationships with one another on Social Networks, but also to the interaction between the eyes, mind, feelings, and thoughts. eBrand Media will always support freedom passionately but we’re ardently against immoral means of manipulation meant to cause an action that an end- user will later regret.
Online Social Responsibility is about connecting with individuals, companies and organizations who abide by the principles of transparency, honesty, and fair play. Our code of ethics and our beliefs are the conscience, heart, and backbone of eBrand Media. Companies who affirm Online Social Responsibility live by the core values listed on the next page. Do you?
Posted by eBrand Media Public Relations Department in Ethics, Social Media, eBrand Media on February 1st, 2010
Seeing into the Future – What Will Become of Social Networking?
Social networking is the latest web craze – allowing a community of individuals to recommend, share and discuss topics important to them. Chances are, even if you’ve only been online for a little while, you’ve already heard of MySpace, Digg, Facebook, Del.icio.us, Twitter and Classmates.com (if by some strange reason these all sound foreign to you – ask your kids!).
Each of these sites targets a different audience, and by the nature of open market and competition, a whole slew of similar sites have sprouted recently to take advantage of the social networking trend. The question is – what does it all mean? And where is it all going? Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by Sherice Jacob in Seeing Into the Future on April 30th, 2008