Join To Social Networking Website for Musician And Music Lovers

Social networking sites for musician and music lovers brings a unique advantage to the table and will revolutionize the social networking worlds. It is MusicLunge comes to judging whether or not music lunge has come up with a suitable solution to the time shortage for the hungry social networker. A first glance at the web statistics tracking site, Alexa.com, one would see Music Lunge, a new up and coming SN website with a promising ranking in the world-wide-web, reaching under a million -very healthy place and a clear indication that mass-market recognition potential will become a reality in the very near future. The reason behind this incredible growth is the unique functions and services Music Lunge provides its subscribers, from 140 countries, which will launch social  networking into it's next generation phase.
Music Lunge is a social networking site designed to help indie and major artists with, music, music video, ringtone distribution and other services. With music Lunge, subscribers have the best features of the popular social networking sites, combined into one convenient location. Music Lunge offers the personal page malleability of sites like MySpace, allowing members to keep up with friends status updates and photos. In addition, videos can be uploaded and browsed with a service comparable to that of YouTube, and a Twitter micro blogging feature, are all readily available and easy to use.
MusicLunge.com offers the freedom of what you should be able to do on a social networking website, network without limitations. More and more facebook members are getting their accounts suspended for networking. "we are not here to compete with the other social networking mega sites, like Facebook or MySpace. We are here to give the musicians and music lovers a social networking website of their own", says President/CEO, Sergio Giles.

This what BawehOnline share about MusicLunge for your guide to social networking online. music social networking online. Original title "Finally, social networking website for musicians and music lovers - MusicLunge.com is the one stop shop" at : http://eon.businesswire.com/news/eon/20110531005362/en/Music-Lunge/Music-Distribution/Music-Video

Muslim Social Networking Sites

IkhwanBook is one of many social networking sites for Muslims that have recently sprung up. Photograph Khaled Desouki/AFP/Getty Images

Facebook has little to fear from muslim social networking sites. Sites like IkhwanBook.com and Muxlim fulfil a desire for more conservative forum but are regional and limited in scope. 

The Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood's IkhwanBook states that it is "an islamic social networking website, committed to the principles of our religion". Finland-based muxlim consolidates a network of services which include a search engine, a torrents finder and a Muslim MySpace, and aims to "connect the world's muslim communities to each other, and to the wider world, through shared online experiences". South Africa's muslimbook defines its objective as being "to provide a platform for all muslims to create a quality network as an alternative to the anti muslim facebook".

The emergence of Muslim social networking websites, and there are more than those mentioned above, is an interesting phenomenon that can perhaps be attributed to both a desire to produce a more conservative forum for discussion with stricter regulations (read: monitoring) as well as, in the case of the muslim brotherhood, to create a familiar-looking forum for existing and new sympathisers.

It should come as no surprise that networks and websites would emerge to cater to a particular cultural group; after all, even global social networks customize their settings culturally. Timothy bataillie, of Belgium-based Netlog, explains that "there are some extra challenges in terms of content moderation in the Arab region. We installed a moderation team that monitors traffic coming from the Gulf region. If they check pages from people outside the region, the website will display a warning notification", to warn users that they may be exposed to content potentially deemed offensive for local standards.

Those muslim social networks are simply taking the logic a step further rather than hoping for the cultural localization and customization of the website, they are establishing new ones.

IkhwanBook, which belongs to Egypt's principal political opposition force, the Muslim brotherhood, is expressly - perhaps too bluntly - politically oriented, so much so that during its first months of operation, a banner on its homepage would take you to the website of the National Association for Change, a political opposition coalition, and ask you to sign the association's petition. Technology professional Tarek Shalaby was quick to point out to the weakness of online security on IkhwanBook "anyone, upon signing in, can have access to all details of users and group members". A fatal mistake for a website that would logically be  particularly keep on protecting the identities of its members, not only from malignant internet users, but also from political components who are likely to be interested in knowing what discussions might be taking place on an IkhwanBook website.

throughout the revolution and in its immediate aftermath, the discussions on IkhwanBook website were largely political, though not necessary geared towards the political participation of the Ikhwan. But since then the mundane has rapidly regained the member's attention.

IkhwanBook site was launched in early July 2010 as a beta version, and its original website, IkhwanFacebook, made no effort to conceal its inspiration. IkhwanBook sees itself more as a complement than a competitor to Facebook - it actually allows signing in via Facebook Connect for Facebook Users.

DEspite their claims and wishes to the contrary, these social networks are both regional and religiously limited in their scope. IkwanBook - with its subtitle of "One world unites us" - has a primarily Arab membership , with a strong showing from Indonesian users. And despite its assertions that "You don;t have to be a Muslim to be a Muxlim", discussions on Muxlim are overwhelmingly in English, and largely target Muslims living in Europe and the US, while MuslimBook finds its members from within its local South African market.

All things being equal, it's doubtful these websites are hoping to be the next big thing in social networking, the weak membership numbers make it quite obvious. Besides the lack of innovation - the only "new" aspect is the stricter moderation - the demand for "clean" social networking hasn't produced the kind of site the creators may have hoped for. Most users are quite happy to be part of a more open and less monitored social network such as Facebook, even if they are offended by some of the content. After all, it doesn't seem that the current 705 members of delete group fuck islam or we all will leave Facebook have followed up on their ultimatum - the objectionable group is still there.

Original tittle "Facebook has little to fear from Muslim social networking sites" from : http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/belief/2011/may/31/muslim-social-networking

Facebook Triumphs Among Kiwi Teens

An online survey shows facebook social networking site is the favorite social networking sites for Kiwi teens but it also reveals they are very fickle.
In the national CensusAtSchool survey, 84% of the 1800 teenagers polled said they have a facebook page, compared to 33 % in the 2009 survey. But the early results also show how quickly once-popular sites can crash from favour. Just 27% of the 13 to 18-years old surveyed have a Bebo page and 7% a MySpace page.
"The numbers show how quickly social networking sites can go from hero to zero among teenagers". Says CensusAtSchool co-director Rachel Cunliffe. "Young people are early adopters and they are also fickle-they will go where their friends are going".

Cunliffe was surprised to see that hype about the rapid spread of the twitter short-messaging system isn't matched by usage and just 20% of the teenagers had a Twitter account.

The biannual educational project runs from may 02-june 10 and is supervised by more than 700 teachers. Students aged between 7 and 18 are answering 31 online questions about themself from their arm-span measurement to how they travel to school, and how many hours sleep they had the right before.

The 15-minute survey is available in English and Maori. It's hosted by the Department of Statistics at the University of Auckland in association the Ministry of Education.

This is the fifth time New Zealand has held CensusAtSchool, which is also run in Australia, Canada, Ireland, Japan, South Africa, the United Kingdom and the United States. "CensusAtSchool is about showing pupils the value of statistics in everyday life". Cunliffe said.

"Students and teachers will get data back that they will analyze together in the classroom, and that will provide even more learning opportunities".

Social networking guide source :tvnz

Is Facebook Shutting Down On March 15, 2011

Baweh Online Diary Blog. If there is not facebook again, what social networking sites you choose ? Do you will use twitter microblogging site, friendster, myspace, or other social network sites, Please tell me in the comment page.

Rumors of shutting down of facebook ridiculous spreading fast on the social networking sites topics or blogger posts nowadays. Is facebook shutting down on March 15th 2011 just hoak or true news?

Whatever the reasons for this rumors, It's safe to say that as a site with more than 500 million users , most popular sites and view on 2010 in US and a $500 million investment from Goldman Sachs recently, facebook won't be shutting down anytime soon.

See Your MySpace Update On Facebook

Apple Ping Social Networking Site

Do you have MySpace social networking account, and want to integrate it with facebook ? If you want to integrate your MySpace with facebook, below is my social networking guide to integrate your MySpace update on Facebook.

MySpace users now can display their status to facebook. Previously, this free social networking site has also been integrated with twitter microblogging. Not only updates the status, MySpace users also can share musics, games, videos, photos and other digital content to their friends on facebook and other social networking sites.

This new MySpace feature certainly very attractive to millions of musicians or music artists on MySpace to use it as a supplementary tool for MySpace music's presence and for sharing their contents.

Interested in trying out a new capability ? below is MySpace social networking guide to integrate MySpace with free social network sites check it here