What is "Ban Bossy?" A campaign by Sheryl Sandberg to ban the word bossy, because of it's "perceived harmful effect on young women."
Showing posts with label Facebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Facebook. Show all posts
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Saturday, November 8, 2014
Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg Leans In And Helps 'Boss Versus 'Bossy' Pantene Ad Go Viral
Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg Leans In And Helps 'Boss Versus 'Bossy' Pantene Ad Go Viral Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, who has been promoting the message that ...
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Sheryl Sandberg: Stop Calling Girls 'Bossy'
Sheryl Sandberg, chief operating officer of Facebook, says one way to encourage more women into leadership positions is to stop calling them "bossy." She sai...
Monday, November 3, 2014
Queen Beyonce andSheryl Sandberg: BAN the word BOSSY!
Beyoncé has appeared in a new video to promote a campaign to ban the word 'bossy' arguing that it is a negative word used to label ambitious young women. Is banning a word an effective way to change societal behavior, and should be be banning words at all. Newspeak.
Friday, September 26, 2014
Sun News' women blast the bossy ban
Facebook's COO started a campaign to ban the word bossy, but the Sun News women think this campaign does more harm than good.
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Bad Romance Facebook Funny Dating App Video
http://www.iSOCIALCONNECT.COM Flirt, talk and date with singles all over Facebook in the new top 2010 facebook dating app Social Connect. Safer dates, send c...
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Robot Does Online Dating
Watch as this lonely robot searches for his perfect digital match online.
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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Facebook Makes Online Dating Easier
Facebook for dating? Sounds like an idea that should have been implemented already...
Have you looked at the new Subscribe button on Facebook? Among other things it lets people read your updates without being your friend. This, my friends, is yet another indication that Facebook is rolling out features that can ostensibly be used for dating. They just need to read the rest of this post and figure out if more granular subscription options or group invites is the best way to go about sharing specific Facebook data with romantic strangers.
This week I've had a number of people tell me about their experiences sharing their Facebook profiles with potential dates. Here's one way to make Facebook for you in your dating life: Create a new group called AboutMe or something similar, post items you want potential dates to be able to view, and share your facebook url with them.
What would be even cooler is a link that decays over time, becoming inoperable after say 72 hours. That way you know that those creepers can't get back into your profile after a first glance.
The subscription button could also allow longer-term access to profile data, sort of like what OkCupid has been doing for years.
Is Facebook going to undermine the entire online dating industry? Of course it is, just a matter of time. Until then, singles should use their Facebook profiles to share details about their tastes, personality and preferences with potential dates. You know, the things that traditional dating sites aren't very good at doing. After all, you've probably never seen a Facebook post start with "I can't believe I'm doing this"...
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Have you looked at the new Subscribe button on Facebook? Among other things it lets people read your updates without being your friend. This, my friends, is yet another indication that Facebook is rolling out features that can ostensibly be used for dating. They just need to read the rest of this post and figure out if more granular subscription options or group invites is the best way to go about sharing specific Facebook data with romantic strangers.
This week I've had a number of people tell me about their experiences sharing their Facebook profiles with potential dates. Here's one way to make Facebook for you in your dating life: Create a new group called AboutMe or something similar, post items you want potential dates to be able to view, and share your facebook url with them.
What would be even cooler is a link that decays over time, becoming inoperable after say 72 hours. That way you know that those creepers can't get back into your profile after a first glance.
The subscription button could also allow longer-term access to profile data, sort of like what OkCupid has been doing for years.
Is Facebook going to undermine the entire online dating industry? Of course it is, just a matter of time. Until then, singles should use their Facebook profiles to share details about their tastes, personality and preferences with potential dates. You know, the things that traditional dating sites aren't very good at doing. After all, you've probably never seen a Facebook post start with "I can't believe I'm doing this"...
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