If you call the Amver office today you probably won't get an answer. We are at Social Media Camp, part of Internet Week in New York City. Why the focus on social media? Let United States Coast Guard Commandant Admiral Thad Allen explain it in this video. If you want to follow what we are learning check out our Twitter stream. We will tagging our tweets #smcamp for easy following.
Are you still trying to figure out social media? Read our post on social media for a brief introduction.
How are you using new web technology in your work?
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