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		<title>Thing 13</title>
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		<dc:creator>Henna Mirza</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Thing 13 focuses on the world of Facebook. I became a member of the site early last year, just to stay in touch with a couple of friends, including my husband. I did not have any intention of using it extensively. Needless to say, I too got drawn into the facebook bubble and am now [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thing 13 focuses on the world of Facebook. I became a member of the site early last year, just to stay in touch with a couple of friends, including my husband. I did not have any intention of using it extensively. Needless to say, I too got drawn into the facebook bubble and am now using it frequently. Not necessarily a good thing! But I still have (until now) managed to maintain the &#8216;healthy&#8217; balance of the online world and the &#8216;REAL&#8217; world.</p>
<p>As a tool used in the working world, I would say that Facebook is a good way of getting through to a much wider network of people and in a much quicker way too. It also depends on which field of work you&#8217;re involved in. It would be useful in a business sense, for the advertising and promotion of your product. Or in the field of education, it would be helpful as a means of spreading useful information. For example, in my field of work, a facebook page would be useful to show opening hours of certain libraries, their locations, education/library related links to other websites and references to specific resources etc. One can argue that that&#8217;s what the library&#8217;s own website is for. But by adding this information to facebook, it would be another way of creating awareness and promoting the Library. The chances of prospectives students or people/visitors generally interested in this field would find the relevant information through a networking site such as Facebook rather than by a search for the particular industry. Especially when considering people connecting on a global scale. Also, it would be far more interactive this way and you can connect with people who share a similar interest, which isn&#8217;t necessarily the case with a formal website. This way ideas can be shared on how we can make the most of the resources available to us.</p>
<p>Here is a link to my facebook account: <br />
<a href="http://www.facebook.com/henna.mirza">http://www.facebook.com/henna.mirza</a></p>
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