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Clippings From Information Week’s The BrainYard, Enterprise Social Media Coverage

Here is some of the work I’ve been doing for Information Week’s enterprise social media microsite, The BrainYard (see realtime updates).

David F. Carr | Aug 08, 2011
Crowd Factory CEO Sanjay Dholakia explains how to apply and measure social interactions across all marketing channels.
David F. Carr | Aug 05, 2011
Jive, Salesforce.com, and Lithium at the head of the pack, but the research firm says enterprise use still experimental.
David F. Carr | Aug 05, 2011
Mobile device makers uses Telligent social platform to build Web community to collaborate on product development.
David F. Carr | Aug 04, 2011
Like Twitter chats during television shows? Check out HarQen’s intriguing beta product that adds social chat to a conference call for later search…
David F. Carr | Aug 04, 2011
College deal site Kembrel embeds its social store in Facebook, but doesn’t insist on closing the deal there.

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Facebook iFrames: Good For Business, Bad For Security?

This was the kick-off column for my new gig with informationweek.com as a writer and columnist on “enterprise social media” (how businesses are applying social media to reshape sales, marketing, and corporate collaboration)

Facebook iFrames: Good For Business, Bad For Security?
David F. Carr | March 21, 2011
Legitimate developers will be pleased with the expanded flexibility, but malicious ones will find it easier to introduce malware, security experts warn.