1.
Mashable takes the worlds of
Twitter, Facebook, entertainment,
news, and everything else techies are
talking about and, well, mashes it up
into the kind of blog casserole we
just can’t get enough of.

2.
Pretty much known as the TMZ of tech
after they paid for a “lost” next-gen
Apple iPhone, the fallout became front
page news across the world. Scandals
aside, Gizmodo´s been a must-follow
site for a long time, with tons of
relevant posts, a youthful vibe, and
some of the funnier commenters on the
Internet.
m Malik’s creation has grown into one
of the largest blogs worldwide, and it’s
all due to focusing on what’s new. News
and analysis on Web 2.0, technologies
and startups, social media, gaming —
you name it, GigaOM has it covered.
That’s what happens when you have a
team of 12 technology-obsessed writers

3.
Quora is a Q&A site where experts ac-
tually take the time to seriously answer
your questions. You can follow topics
like "startups" and "entrepreneurship"
and people like Fred Wilson or Mark
Zuckerberg.

4.
Sarah Lacy and her band of bloggers at Pando are making an effort to
become the "site of record for Silicon Valley." Much of the staff came
from TechCrunch, so they're well sourced. Lacy conducts exclusive
interviews with high profile people in tech and curates the top te-
ch/entrepreneurship stories from other startups in the site's right rail.
LinkedIn Today curates articles that are fitting for your industry and
that people in that industry are sharing. As such, it's a good source of
entrepreneurship and business news all in one place.

5.
Is an American internet media
company based in New York City.
The firm describes itself as a "social
news and entertainment company"
with a focus on digital media and
digital technology in order to provi-
de "the most shareable breaking
news, original reporting, entertain-
ment, and video.

6.
Is an American social news aggrega-
tion, web content rating, and dscus-
sion website. Reddit's registered
community members can submit
content, such as text posts or direct
links
OHMYGOSSIP is your ultimate
source of celebrity life in its various
forms - from celebrity news to busi-
ness news, to fashion trends set &
promoted by celebrities.

7.
WHAT IS
MIS?
Management Information Systems or
MIS, can be defined as the study of
people, organizations and
technologies. It is also the department
that controls hardware and software
systems that a company uses.

8.
WIKIPEDIA

9.
WEB BASED
COLLABORATION
TOOLS
GOOGLE DRIVE
MICROSOFT
OFFICE 365
DROPBOX

10.
Dropbox is a personal cloud storage service (sometimes referred to as
an online backup service) that is frequently used for file sharing and
collaboration. The Dropbox application is available for Windows,
Macintosh and Linux desktop operating systems. There are also apps
for iPhone, iPad, Android, and BlackBerry devices.
DROPBOX

11.
Google Drive is a freemium cloud
storage service that is integrated
with the company's other services
and systems -- including Google
Docs, Gmail, Android, Chrome,
YouTube, Picassa, Google Video,-
Google Analytics and Google+.
Microsoft Office 365 is a cloud-ba-
sed service that is designed to help
meet your organization’s needs for
robust security, reliability, and user
productivity.

12.
LINKED IN

13.
LINKED IN
What would be the importance of using a profes-
sional network such as LinkedIn for your
professional career ?
How a professional network such
as LinkedIn can boost your pro-
fessional networking.
I think that LinkedIn is really impor-
tant because it allows you to share
your profile as a online CV and also
share your interests and follow, and
connect with very important people in
the area of you interest.
A professional network can boost my
professional networking by
connecting me with people with the
same professional interests as me and
also by recommending similar
profiles so I can connect with them.

14.
SHOPIFY