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I'm Kristy Wen, an all-around tech geek who recently graduated from UC Berkeley with a B.A. in Political Economy (a degree that has absolutely nothing to do with my current job as an SEO strategist, of course).This is my personal blog, where you can find my random ramblings and photos. You can also read more about me, check out pictures of Antarctica or subscribe to updates via RSS.
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Pique My Pinterest
A few weeks ago, I finally joined Pinterest after seeing the name of this virtual pinboard join the ranks of Facebook and Twitter on people’s websites. Surprisingly, I took an immediate liking to it, with its intuitive and easy-to-use interface. … Continue reading
Tagged design, pinterest, social media
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Healthcare and Social Media, Hand in Hand? Not always.
As the reign of social media grows every day and extends into previously uncharted territories, more and more people are becoming solely reliant on such tools for many aspects of their lives. For example, even healthcare has begun branching out … Continue reading
Tagged healthcare, social media
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AT&T a la China… But Worse.
About, oh, 1000x worse. Okay, so we’re used to China and their constant censorship of US darlings like Google Apps, Youtube, whatnot and what have you. By now, it’s actually alarming if one of our social media sites isn’t being … Continue reading
Tagged 4chan, AT&T, riot, social media
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Asia 2.0
Well, to start off, I really fail at consistently blogging. So, in the midst of finals week and in between writing two consecutive final papers, I figure, hey what a perfect time to blog! </procrastinate> I ran across this article … Continue reading
Tagged China, social media, Web 2.0
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