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 * Article Title:[| 5 Tips For Finding a Job Through Social Media] **
 * Article Source: Career Builder.com **
 * Article Author(s): Nisa Chitakasem **
 * Reviewed by: Patrick Naval **

**Abstract**

People assume that getting a job through social media is an easy task. They're wrong! This article discusses how you can increase your chances of nabbing that dream job via social media. Of course, this is beneficial for us ICCITers especially when we're in the \verge of graduation and our folks are starting to ask for rent.

1. Review your online reputation Make sure to do some social media housekeeping and delete those drunken pictures from Cabo. Tailor your profile according to your intended career. If you want to become a model, now's a good time to buy Photoshop.

2. Know where to look It's you responsibility to find potential employers. You can use apps like Twellow, Tweetscoop, and Monitter to find those people involved in your desired job.

3. Communicate with the relevant players Don't be that guy/girl who asks... "You guys hiring?" Build an online relationship and repertoire. This way, you will be remembered in case they don't have anything available. Get involved: discuss, retweet, comment, like, share, lol, do whatever it takes to show that you are sociable, interested, and unselfish.

4. Be willing to learn Now, this doesn't mean you should sacrifice whatever knowledge you got. Just show people you are willing to grow and learn: ask for advice, discuss in groups, join groups, etc.

5. Don't limit yourself

Don't rely completely on social media. Utilize it with other offline/online career search strategies. Attend career seminars and working events, ask your career counselor to help you find an internship.

Article Title: [|5 cool startups at the first Launch conference] Article Source: socialmedia.biz Article Author(s): JD Lasica Reviewed by: Patrick Naval

Abstract

The first annual Launch conference was held a little over a week ago at the San Francisco Design Concourse. The conference exhibited various new entrepreneurial talents in the online and business community. This article looks at these the up and comers who may well be the next Facebook or Twitter. ICCITers keep these cool startups under your radar! Who knows, you might need these startups in the future or even inspire you to create your own.

Having troubles prioritizing your life? Group{in}, a mobile app, can make this easier for you. Essentially, it simplifies the group communications you already have making it easier for you to contact these groups and enjoyable.
 * Group{in}: Organize your work & personal lives **

Want to raise funds for a cause? Give2gether can help. Apparently, the average donor gives 70 cents in common social media site such as Facebook and Twitter. Give2gether boasts $75 per person! What's their secret? The site makes donating a social interaction. Donors become friends and teammates with a common objective of contributing (donations are tracked).
 * Give2Gether: Democratized social fund-raising **

It's free! Need I say more? This IPad app has social media sharing features, collects thousands of news sources, has personalization, and remembers your favorite news stories.
 * News 360: News & multimedia on your iPad **

We all have skeletons in our closets. With closets I mean Facebook or Twitter and with skeletons I mean drunken photos. "Bury" these unwanted things with //Brand-Yourself.// This can be really helpful if you have a business or looking for a job. Essentially, it is a great way to maintain you personal brand.
 * Brand-Yourself: Manage your reputation **

DARfm is like Tivo for your radio. It lets you record your favorite radio programs in case you missed them.
 * DARfm: A DVR for radio **