Tag: Youth Awareness

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[ Youth Awareness ] - Using Social Media To Raise Voice Against Child Abuse

It was a usual Friday evening, but there was something strangely different in the atmosphere; the leaves shuddered as the wind blew across it carrying with it the evil thoughts of the shopkeeper down the alley a block away from her home. Read more

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[ Awareness ] - Internet Useful or Useless

While you are destroying your mind watching the worthless, brain-rotting drivel on TV, we on the Internet are exchanging, freely and openly, the most uninhibited, intimate and, yes, shocking details about our config.sys settings. ~Dave Barry

Just like the earth is covered seventy percent with water, similarly internet has spread out like a religion since the mid 90’s in US. From the economically efficient and developed countries to extremely under developed, from the elderly to toddlers and even the handicapped are fully utilizing and exploring the fast evolving world of Internet.

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[ Youth Awareness ] - Being Punctual

Punctuality has never been a strict point in our society. We being youth are the next generation of our country and so there are many things which we can improve as a nation. It is said that basic traits of the nation shows that how civilized the nation is. And if it is then we lack some of the very basic qualities which we should have in ourselves like cleanness and punctuality.

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[ Health - Sleep Disorder ] - Bedtime Tail-Biting Behaviour

A National Sleep Foundation poll found that slightly more than half of all adults felt they "needed" an alarm clock to get up in the morning. Nearly 70 percent of young adults aged 18 - 29 felt this way. I think of such routine dependence on alarm clocks as a serious and as of yet unrecognised sleep disorder -- "Bedtime Tail-Biting Behavior."

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[ Youth Awareness ] - Localize Your Social Media Campaign While Still Being Global

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The other day I was explaining the concept of globalization to my students in our International Business class. We were discussing how today's competitive environment is pressurizing businesses to standardize their products or services in order to reap the low-cost benefits of globalization. In fact, the basic purpose of globalization, we said, is to have one customer in every market. Yet, companies like McDonald's have successfully achieved a standardized strategy in parallel with a localized one. And it got me thinking: how can businesses adopt a localized social media strategy without increasing their cost?

It' s pretty straightforward, if you come to think of it. Successful brands are the ones you can relate to, even if they're international – such as McDonalds.

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