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Aplikasi tweetbinder memungkinkan pengguna untuk mengukur dan menganalisis kampanye di Twitter dengan menggunakan hashtag sebagai indikator, memberikan statistik kampanye, mencatat kontributor utama, serta mengarsipkan tweet, link, dan gambar untuk dibandingkan dengan kampanye lain.
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Blogging by passion
- 1. Disampaikan oleh MT pada seminar blog & internetsehat pada seminar blog & internetsehat di STIE SEBI Sawangan, 19 Maret 2012 Organized by Relawan TIK Jakarta Raya
- 2. 2004 – Kini: Populer, Mati, Terseleksi 2004 – Kini: Populer Mati Terseleksi Selengkapnya baca di http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_blogging
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- 15. No, it s not always easy. No, it’s not always easy. Actually, it’s easier to set up a Twitter or Facebook account and start posting F b k t d t t ti text than publishing a blog post. p g gp But with one little blog you can reach thousands if not millions more people thousands if not millions more people
- 17. MASIH PERCAYA MASIH PERCAYA NGEBLOG ITU GAMPANG?
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- 24. Social Media Social Capital Social Social Social Action l Participation Exchange Social Information Integration
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