While checking for someone on LinkedIn.com I discovered LinkedIn had added another new feature. This feature was already available on Xing.com and is found on some other online social networks. Basically what LinkedIn is now allowing you to know is who is looking at your profile…

In yet another example of Nietzsche’s Eternal Return of the Same, I’ve written about LinkedIn.com Answers before. I’ve even written about another site, MarketingProfs.com that provides a venue for asking questions then attempts to reward the people that give out the best answers…

Out of the blue I got another email inviting me to join another online social network. This time it was to join Facebook. Facebook has been around for a while, but it was elitist. You had to have a .edu email address to join in the beginning. I’m an alumnus of three different universities but I don’t have a .edu email address. Only American universities can use the .edu domain…

I actually got the idea behind these photos from something I saw over at Blackmoor.ca. Angela Imrie, an excellent female miniature painter from Calgary Alberta, took a picture of one of her miniatures positioned beside a quarter, no a US penny…

Although I didn’t set out to make it a focus of Muskblog, my repeated writing about online social networking sites now seem prescient. As I continue to be invited to join more and more of these sites I’ve inevidably started to compare them. In a lot of cases they are becoming more and more similar, common features include…