Facebook, Twitter and Sudbury
The older you are, the more accustomed you are to satisfying your need for news, entertainment and conversation via newspapers, magazines, books, television, radio and good, old-fashioned face-to-face interaction with others. Imagine. Many of us even grew up looking forward to reading the mail at the end of the day. But that was then. This is now. This is the age of the Internet and instant messaging, smart phones and even smarter notebook computers, laptops and tablets. This is the era of newfangled social media communications tools and technologies that are already well on their way to changing the way we create, share and receive information forever. Take Facebook and Twitter, for instance, two of the most popular social media sites today. If Facebook were a country, its user base…