The basics of blogging, including real-world examples, by the Chief Blogger at WATBlog.com.

It’s tempting to compartmentalize social networking sites by the demographic groups most closely associated with them: MySpace is a party for teenagers, Facebook is for a hangout for college students, and LinkedIn is a conference for working professionals. But a steady influx of adult Internet users to all of these sites is altering their makeup at a surprising rate, according to a new report from the Pew Internet & American Life Project.

A successful social media campaign integrates social media into the many elements of marketing, including advertising, digital, and PR. Opinion and theory are no match for experience, and the best social media marketers now have more than 10 years of experience incorporating interactivity, blogs, forums, user-generated content, and contests into online marketing.

The Pew Internet Project reports that, as of December 2008, 11% of online American adults said they used a service like Twitter or another service that allowed them to share updates about themselves or to see the updates of others.

The report highlights the growth of services that, by trivializing the process of posting content to the web, are expanding the scope of what gets published.

Learn about various styles of blogging, when to use them, and how to write effective blog posts for them.

The host and panelists discuss why businesses should care about social networking. Host: Dan Griffin. Panelists: James Finnen (IBM Social Networking Evangelist) and Jorli Baker (WebSphere Loyalty and User Groups).

Twitter is the latest social-networking craze and it is based on a very simple question: What are you doing?

This 64-slide, nicely illustrated presentation explains social media in depth.

If you're ready to take the next step and share your own video creations with YouTube and the world, this handbook will help you out. You'll find tips about shooting, editing, uploading to YouTube, and even some special effects.

This 9-section guide tells beginner's what they need to know to begin corporate blogging.