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<ul class="summary-list"><li>A <keyword id="11032189" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="network-security-key">network security key</keyword> is basically your Wi-Fi <keyword id="92299" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="Password">password</keyword> - it's the encryption key that protects your internet.</li><li>There are three different kinds of network security keys: <keyword id="524544" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="60" keywordseo="WEP">WEP</keyword>, <keyword id="1591261" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="60" keywordseo="wpa">WPA</keyword>, and WPA2, each more secure than the last.</li><li>The type of security key you choose, along with how strong your password is, determines how safe your network is from hackers.</li></ul>If you're new to setting up or troubleshooting your Wi-Fi connection, you might be wondering what a network security key is. Luckily, it's not as confusing as it sounds - your network security key is essentially just your Wi-Fi password.Of course, it's not actually that simple - if it were, we wouldn't need another word for it. A network security key is a specific type of password that allows your Wi-Fi router to talk to the device you're using, and allows you to use the internet securely.<h2>What to know about network security keys</h2>Network security keys have become more sophisticated over time, and there are now a few different kinds that work a few different ways. Knowing what kind of network key your router uses can be important for setting it up and solving issues.There are three common types of network security keys.<h2>Network security key types</h2><h3>WEP</h3>This kind of security key, short for Wired Equivalent Privacy, was ratified as a security standard in 1999 as a way for wireless networks to have a similar level of protection as a wired network. Although the WEP standard was essentially "retired" in 2004, there's still the option to use it.Despite WEP's advancements - progressing from 64- to 128- and 256-bit encryption - its security flaws were exposed as computers became more powerful, putting WEP at constant risk since its security key can be easily cracked with downloadable software.Still, WEPs remain in use due to its backward compatibility with older devices, and many Wi-Fi devices allow it as a network option. However, WEPs are the least secure of the network types, leaving your network vulnerable to cyberattacks.<h3>WPA and WPA2</h3>"Wi-Fi Protected Access" arrived in 2003 as an answer to the vulnerabilities exposed in WEP networks. Its advancements included security checks to protect data from being intercepted by hackers.However, when WPA rolled out, it still had issues. These were addressed by the WPA2 standard, which took over in 2006. WPA2's improved on its predecessor in several ways, including by requiring the use of the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES, which the US government uses to protect classified data). Both are considered more secure upgrades to previous methods by improving encryption and authentication.WPA2's known vulnerabilities are almost exclusive to large business-level networks, and shouldn't concern to home network users. At every instance, you should choose WPA2 for your personal Wi-Fi access over the outdated and vulnerable methods.<div type="image" title="intenet" height="1055" width="600" msid="81862116" hostid="261"></div><h2>How to find your network security key</h2>Depending on which security key you go with, your password might be located in a couple different places - most of the time, default WEP keys can be found on a piece of paper given to you by the network owner with the router. Default WPA/WPA2 keys are usually printed somewhere on the side of your router, often on a sticker.While setting up your router, you should <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-make-wi-fi-password" target="_blank" rel="noopener">create a new password</a> so that you can remember it more easily. You can also go in and <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-change-wifi-password" target="_blank" rel="noopener">change your Wi-Fi password</a> at any time.<div type="image" title="man setting up router laptop" height="1499" width="3000" msid="81862117" hostid="261"></div>If you've forgotten your Wi-Fi password, it's not the end of the world. As long as your computer is already connected to the router, you can pull the password up that way instead - this works <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-see-wifi-password-on-mac" target="_blank" rel="noopener">on a Mac</a> or <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-find-wifi-password-on-windows-10" target="_blank" rel="noopener">on a PC</a>. You can also share access with others across Apple devices, whether you're <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-share-wifi-password-on-mac" target="_blank" rel="noopener">using a Mac</a> or <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-share-wifi-password-on-iphone" target="_blank" rel="noopener">an iPhone</a>.<h2>How to create a strong password</h2>Network security keys are an important part of keeping your network protected - and in a world where we do most of our business online, that protection is more important than ever. Making sure you select the highest security network you can is part of that, but another part is selecting a good password. Experts say that a strong password has as many of the following qualities as possible:<ul><li>Is 12 characters or longer (the longer the better)</li><li>Uses a mix of numbers, letters, and symbols</li><li>Doesn't use common substitutions (like zero for "O," $ for "S," et cetera)</li><li>Doesn't use an easy keyboard path (like "asdfjkl," "qwerty," or 123456)</li></ul><div type="image" title="Password Pin security" height="1500" width="3000" msid="81862119" hostid="261"></div>One of the most highly recommended ways to create a secure password is to make it a random combination of words that one might not usually find together, or else a simple sentence. For example, security experts would likely say that "PeanutButterManPants" and "PutThatDownJordan" are both strong passwords. Add some numbers or symbols and you have one of the best possible defenses against hackers.<a data-type="60005bc58638543a533003e5">What is a hotspot? How to connect to a public Wi-Fi hotspot, or set up your own personal hotspot</a><a data-type="601321d8507cd7026849e5c3">What is mesh Wi-Fi? Here's what you need to know about the system that extends your Wi-Fi network</a><a data-type="5fd7bba2e182320748623d83">How to use public Wi-Fi networks safely, and protect your data and information</a><a data-type="601197e93bfcd756d05d6fa6">How to share your Wi-Fi password from your Mac so guests can automatically connect to the internet</a>

A guide to network security keys, the password for your Wi-Fi network

China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) on Thursday granted commercial 5G licences to the country's three telecommunications network operators and the nation's cable network giant, signalling major new investments in the world's largest mobile market amid a raging tech war with the United States. Hong Kong-listed carriers <keyword id="133270" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="China-Mobile">China Mobile</keyword>, China Unicom and <keyword id="154965" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="China-Telecom">China Telecom</keyword>, as well as China Broadcasting Network, were each awarded a licence to run commercial 5G services, according to MIIT. Beijing had granted licences at the end of 2018 to China's three state-owned carriers to conduct 5G trials but this is the first time it has given the go-ahead for full commercial deployment. The announcement has come amid speculation that the three network operators would be <a href="https://www.scmp.com/tech/enterprises/article/3012935/huawei-trade-ban-test-chinas-5g-roll-out-beijing-set-issue" target="_self">hard-pressed in pushing a large-scale 5G buildout</a> after the US government put telecoms gear provider Huawei Technologies on a trade blacklist. The US action has severed the access of Huawei, which has up to a 50 per cent share of China's telecoms equipment market, to American hi-tech suppliers, including semiconductor firms <keyword id="104695" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Qualcomm">Qualcomm</keyword> and Intel as well as software providers Google and Microsoft. The award of commercial 5G licences is "more a posture by China to make a statement that 5G will not be delayed just because of the US export ban on Huawei, giving it more bargaining power and creating stronger internal political support" according to Jefferies equity analyst Edison Lee. He said that MIIT's announcement may push the country's three telecoms network operators to accelerate their 5G mobile network roll-out plans. That move would enable China to move ahead in the global race to deploy telecoms infrastructure that will help power <a href="https://www.scmp.com/tech/big-tech/article/3006582/power-change-world-heres-why-us-and-china-are-fighting-over-our-5g" target="_self">the industrial internet, autonomous driving and smart cities</a>, among a range of advanced mobile applications. While South Korea, the US, Australia and the UK have launched initial commercial 5G services in the second quarter, the scale of China's market is likely to dwarf the combined size of those economies, negating any first-mover advantage. This article originally appeared on the <a href="http://www.scmp.com">South China Morning Post (SCMP)</a>, the leading news media reporting on China and Asia. For more stories, please download our <a href="https://go.onelink.me/3586748601?pid=3rdpartycontentexchange">mobile app</a>, follow us on <a href="https://twitter.com/scmpnews">Twitter</a>, and like us on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/scmp">Facebook</a>.

China awards 5G licences to country's major telecoms network operators and cable network giant

<ul><li><keyword id="10618036" type="LOCATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="tarunjeet-rattan">Tarunjeet Rattan</keyword>, Founder - <keyword id="10736859" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="PRPOI">PRPOI</keyword> answers an important question that every PR professional often ponders upon: how to build a strong global network. </li><li>Being a part of a global network catapults your career growth into a higher orbit. Rattan shares a few tips for you to help you find your way in a global network. </li></ul>‘Hmmm… that sounds like a lot of work?’ ‘Why do I need a global network?’ ‘What is in it for me?’ ‘That must be really expensive!’ The moment you talk about joining a global network is when these questions will start running across your mind. You will wonder about the ROI of joining a network. Lynnette Werning, President – PR Boutiques International, Kavita Lakhani - National President – WICCI PR &amp; Digital Marketing Council and Bianca Ghose , Co-Chair - Asia-Pacific Association of Communication Directors' India Chapter joined us on the PRPOI panel to address these questions. Being a part of a global network catapults your career growth into a higher orbit. However, it is essential that you choose a network that aligns with your core beliefs and career stage. Our panel delved into global trends within the <keyword id="7783041" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="PR-Industry">PR industry</keyword> and how PR professionals can leverage global networks to evolve in their careers and find their niche. We pick out the five must-knows from the session for you. Why should you join a network? Network-ing with different minds from different genres and geographies will give you a new perspective about your own profession. The knowledge that you swap with them will give you a more holistic and global understanding of how media and communication is perceived and works in various parts of the world. The learning opportunities are immense. Leadership and learning go hand in hand. Cross country and cross vertical learning sessions or speakers will only add to your knowledge base. Career guidance will be on a global level. The experts who are a part of your network will give you unbiased and unfiltered guidance and feedback. They have nothing to gain or loose from your growth or stagnation. You can choose to have a global mentor and have an edge over the competition bringing you new opportunities in a smart way. Mentoring is a huge advantage with a global network. With seniors in the network, consider picking out a mentor who will help you grow in your own career, guide you towards skills you need and open doors for you when they can. It is also the fastest way you can rise in your field. Most essentially, if you have been in the industry for more than a decade this is one of the best ways to give back to the industry that made you who you are. How do you select a network to join? Do your research. Find what you are passionate about or aim to achieve from these networks. Select a network that resonates with your objectives. When that happens, it will not sound overwhelming. Because once you join you must make time for it. Don’t be that person who joins and then ghosts on people. You will be wasting your time, money and a seat that could have gone to a more deserving candidate. If you join a network make use of it through and through. Is it costly? Some networks come at a paid membership while others are free. Whatever the monetary cost you also need to consider your time cost. Weigh the options and the possibility of how you accelerate growth in your career if you were not a part of this network. What is my ROI ? While we all love ROI ! Do not look at calculating any sort of ROI for the first five years. Give, give and give some more. When you do set about calculating this aspect first define what is ROI for you from the network. This should align with your objectives based on which you choose to associate with the network. If that objective is met, then continue to give some more. If it doesn’t then you will atleast gain an insight what you don’t want and crystalise your objective further. This is the time you look at researching and identifying the one that meets your new objective. When should you join? Today. Right Away. Now. There are networks that are available to you at all levels. You don’t need to join the workforce to be a part of one. Start as a student. When you enter the industry you can add another one that caters to you as a fresher. As you move up more networks will open for you at the middle and top management level. You can keep adding to it and move up the ranks as a mentor. So join one now ! The above is by special arrangement via a collaboration with PRPOI Watch the video here: <div type="Youtube" id="t2XeZ6W5h5s" title="Ep 35: Building A Global Network in PR" thumbUrl="https://i.ytimg.com/vi/t2XeZ6W5h5s/mqdefault.jpg"></div>

Building a global network in PR

Citing market conditions are sluggish, <keyword id="397813" type="COMPANY" weightage="100" keywordseo="Viom-Networks">Viom Networks</keyword> has delayed its Initial Public Offering (IPO) from December this year to March-April 2016. 
 
The board of Telecom tower operator Viom Networks will meet in August and take a final call on the IPO. 
 
Sunil Kanoria, director at Viom, told Economic Times, “Even if the board decides on an IPO, it is unlikely before March 2016 as market conditions are not favourable now." 
 
Industry officials told the financial daily that Viom was mulling an IPO by December this year in a bid to fund growth plans. Viom’s talks to sell controlling stake to American Tower Corp (ATC) had failed due to valuations. 
 
Now, the telecom tower operator was looking to raise a shade over Rs 1,000 crore to fund tower site expansion amid surging carrier demand for data sites and open an exit route for stakeholders keen to cash out. 
 ET reported that <keyword id="6359475" type="CITY" weightage="100" keywordseo="Tata-Teleservices">Tata Teleservices</keyword> has 54% in Viom while Kolkata-based Srei holds 18.5%. The remaining ones are owned by few private equity firms. 
 
Sources told ET that Viom was even pushing for an enterprise value of nearly 12 times its EBITDA, or earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation &amp; amortisation, a key profitability indicator. 
 
A company executive told ET, “Viom is in no tearing hurry to do the IPO because its internal accruals are strong and its EBITDA is at Rs 2,000 crore annually. But the company needs to expand its tower capacity to meet expected boom in demand.” 
 
Meanwhile, Viom is expecting an additional demand of nearly two lakh data sites over next 18 months as mobile carriers are splurging on 3G networks and Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio Infocomm is due to launch 4G services by December. 
 
Stock market is not buoyant. On Wednesday, market bellwether Bombay Stock Exchange Sensex closed 484 points, or 1.72%, down from its previous close in response to massive plunge in Chinese stock markets.

Viom Networks defers IPO plan to next year over sluggish market

Reliance Industries will sell a 3.1% stake in <keyword id="187715" type="COMPANY" weightage="100" keywordseo="Network18">Network18</keyword> Media pegged at $32 million. This is to comply with rules authorizing public ownership in listed firms. 
 
Reliance said today that the sale of 32.5 million shares on Wednesday would help it meet the minimum 25% public ownership regulation. 
 
Reliance bought a stake in the media group last year. The media group currently runs business news channels, a news portal and other news and e-commerce websites. 
 
The stake is valued at $32 million. Reliance plans to sell its shares through stock exchanges. 
 
(Image credit: Indiatimes)

Reliance
will sell its stake in Network18

Television broadcast major <keyword id="201436" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Sun-TV-Network-Ltd">Sun TV Network Ltd</keyword> on Friday said it closed last fiscal with 11 per cent growth net profit of about Rs 1,520.41 crore on reduced <keyword id="45663" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="Revenue">revenue</keyword>. According to the company, it has earned a net profit of about Rs 1,520.41 crore last fiscal up from a net profit of about Rs 1,371.83 crore logged in FY20. Sun TV's total revenue was about Rs 3,388.03 crore last year, down from Rs 3,653.35 crore earned in FY20. The advertisement revenues for the year was at Rs 994.03 crore as against Rs 1,336.91crore for the previous year ended March 31, 2020. The subscription revenues for the year were up about 10 per cent at about Rs 1,721.48 crore, as against about Rs 1,562.23 crore for the previous year ended March 31, 2020. SEE ALSO <a target="_blank" class="c-link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/stock-market/news/yes-bank-suven-pharma-powergrid-and-other-stocks-to-watch-out-for-on-june-11/slidelist/83421259.cms">Yes Bank, Suven Pharma, PowerGrid and other stocks to watch out for on June 11</a> <a target="_blank" class="c-link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/corporates/news/gautam-adani-reportedly-planning-to-launch-new-ipos-adani-airports-and-adani-wilmar/articleshow/83393049.cms">Adani Group reportedly planning to launch IPOs of its airport and food businesses</a> <a target="_blank" class="c-link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/cryptocurrency/news/more-than-800-arrested-in-16-countries-millions-seized-in-cryptocurrency/articleshow/83371837.cms">Global drug ring busted: More than 800 arrested in 16 countries, millions seized in cryptocurrency</a>

Sun TV Network's advertising revenue shrinks, but profit jumps 11% on subscriptions

<div class="KonaFilter image-container display-table"><div><div class="image on-image"><a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/strelka/39346687155/">Flickr/Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design</a>Networking doesn't have to be awkward.</div></div></div><ul><li><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/s?q=networking">Networking</a> can be intimidating, whether you're introverted, have social anxiety, or just simply don't enjoy meeting new people. </li><li>Being able to network and build new <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/s?q=relationships">relationships</a> is an important professional and life skill for <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/s?q=success">success</a>.</li><li><a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/conversation-tips-2018-4">Networking</a> doesn't have to be hard - here are tips to help you network through your dislike for networking.</li></ul> Whether you're introverted, someone who experiences social anxiety, or you simply hate <a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-be-memorable-2018-3">networking</a>, meeting new people in a professional context can be intimidating. But believe it or not, making a successful connection through networking doesn't have feel like work.Here, two experts highlight their best networking tips to help you survive - and thrive - at your next <a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/reid-hoffman-shares-his-best-networking-advice-2015-12">networking</a> opportunity.

8 networking tips for people who hate networking

"Your network is your net worth." It's an oft-articulated piece of business advice that remains constant in essentially every career path and industry. The number of exceptionally qualified candidates who have missed out on a job have learned, it's more important who you know instead of what you know that gets you where you need to go. 
 Here are the 3 deadly sins of <keyword id="6375238" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="networking">networking</keyword> - avoid them! 
 
<keyword id="102080" type="ENTERTAINMENT" weightage="20" keywordseo="greed">Greed</keyword> 
 
If your own worries are your lone concerns, why would it be advisable for others to think about you? When you look to address others' issues and make an extraordinary showing with regards to, they're more disposed to respond. Centre your messages and offerings around the interests and needs of your audience, not what you're hoping to promote. 
 
<keyword id="23650" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="lust">Lust</keyword> 
 
In case you're excessively eager or lusting after the consideration of others, your professional endeavours can lead to an extremely unprofessional reputation. Nobody invites crossing the line of acceptable and professional efforts with that of becoming a pest revealing personal cravings over that of the other's needs. You can't force somebody to give back. 
 
Untruthfulness 
 
“Neither shall you desire…anything that belongs to your neighbour”. That is something to be thankful for, and something we’ve harped on quite a bit as well. Try not to concentrate on what others have or the connections others have made. Set your own particular relationship goals in light of what you bring to the table --your network, not what you try to gain from them.

The 3 Deadly sins of
Networking

Networking Mistakes

The last few months have seen numerous <keyword id="6359049" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="80" keywordseo="phishing">phishing</keyword> attacks and hacking on to corporate networks—making the threat landscape all the more complicated. <keyword id="6355300" type="CITY" weightage="80" keywordseo="security">Security</keyword> breach incidents like leaking of confidential emails of <keyword id="406778" type="COMPANY" weightage="80" keywordseo="Sony-Pictures-Entertainment">Sony pictures entertainment</keyword>, hacking of Forbes website and <keyword id="667357" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="80" keywordseo="iCloud">iCloud</keyword>, which leaked thousands of personal pictures of celebrities over the internet have motivated enterprises to integrate sophisticated network security systems. 
 
As organizations are moving workloads on cloud and with the rapidly growing usage of smartphones, tablet PCs and other mobile devices by professionals at workplace, security threats have become more complex. Enterprises are now investing heavily towards security and are also incorporating data analytics and real-time detection to enhance the traditional antivirus systems to prevent leakage of confidential information. 
 
CIOs need to have a broad outlook towards developing new security strategies and moving away from traditional ways. Also, technology does not combat cyber threats alone. Along with investing large amounts on security products and services, companies need to invest in innovations focussed on training employees about protecting customer and colleague information and have a strong back end system to keep a check. 
 
Security services including consultation, implementation, support and managed security services have been generating substantial revenue in recent years and this trend will continue to develop as enterprises move towards disruptive technologies. 
 
While increased mobility and a surge in the number of network intrusions have emerged as the primary causes for network security deployments in the country, Greyhound Research believes that several other factors are also contributing significantly to the growth of country’s network security market including-: 
 
· Increasing adoption of Big Data Security Analytics by enterprises · <keyword id="6377129" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="80" keywordseo="Government-Of-India">Government of India</keyword>’s focus on renewing security and privacy regulations on both country and industry level 
· An unprecedented growth in the overall IT spending of enterprises 
· Enterprises are gearing up for digitisation by investing in technologies that can enable them to grow their business securely 
As enterprises gradually realise the potential of an advanced security system in place, several trends are picking up in the country’s network security space. The adoption of wireless LAN (Local Area Network) technologies like Wi-Fi hotspots, Wimax, Ethernet cards and 3G wireless technologies have also created the demand for holistic network security architecture. 
 
Some major trends, which will significantly impact the network security market in the year 2015 include: 
 
Real-time threat management -The rising number of hidden threats, tailored to penetrate through traditional protection technologies will force CIOs to adopt technologies to gain swift visibility in their network architecture including devices and make changes in real time. This will include consistent network monitoring and analyzing as well as event detection tools to track suspicious behaviour which could be a potential security threat. 
 
Secured environment for BYOD and enterprise mobility - Enterprises will increasingly focus on upgrading and redesigning their security architectures to meet secured Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) requirements which include authentication, secured Wi-Fi and remote actionable access to device data. 
 
Big Data Security Analytics - Large enterprises will focus on gathering and retaining as much security related data as possible for analysis to help manage and prevent security threats. CIOs and IT heads will reshape their analytics structure according to the specific security requirements of the organisation to pinpoint unknown threat indicators. 
 
The increasing concern for a secured network environment is also creating a demand for security equipments and services in tier two and three regions such as Hyderabad, Kolkata, Vizag, Jaipur and Lucknow. The demand from the cities will escalate further in the coming years as enterprises increasingly become aware of security benefits. 
 
While the country’s network security market is poised for a resilient growth in the year 2015, challenges persist as enterprise networks become complex. SMBs remain highly vulnerable to security threats as they hesitate to invest on IT security infrastructure, with a major portion of their IT spending confined to hardware and software solutions only. 
 
Absence of strict regulatory compliances in terms of IT security solutions and regulations from the government too remain a major hurdle. 
 The country’s laws related to data security remain weak as compared to other developed countries such as the <keyword id="6355055" type="COUNTRY" weightage="80" keywordseo="USA">USA</keyword>, UK and Russia. 
To reap maximum benefits of a security solution deployment, enterprises first need to identify the existing complexities both In-House as well externally, which include channel partners and customers. 
 
Setting up of local distributors and system integrators for technical support and sales as well as providing training to local technicians to create security awareness will also propel enterprise network security adoption in India. 
 
About the author: The article has been contributed by Sanchit Vir Gogia, Chief Analyst and Group CEO, of Greyhound Research.

Mobility,
Network Intrusions Driving Network Security Market in India

<ul><li><keyword id="1723885" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Wendy-Clark">Wendy Clark</keyword> appointed Global CEO of <keyword id="6368370" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="dentsu-aegis-network">Dentsu Aegis Network</keyword> (DAN).</li><li>Wendy brings unparalleled experience with significant client-side leadership roles alongside running the global agency network.</li></ul>Dentsu Aegis Network (DAN), headquartered in London has announced the appointment of Wendy Clark as Global CEO of Dentsu Aegis Network. Wendy brings almost 30 years’ of industry experience as a delivery-focused leader, having worked for global brands such as The Coca-Cola Company and AT&amp;T, as well as industry-leading agency roles. She joins Dentsu Aegis Network in September 2020 from Omnicom Group where she held the role of Global President &amp; CEO for <keyword id="819172" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="DDB-Worldwide">DDB Worldwide</keyword>. Prior to Omnicom, Wendy spent seven years at The Coca-Cola Company in global and regional operating roles, culminating in her promotion to Coca-Cola's President of Sparkling Brands and Strategic Marketing. Wendy Clark, comments, “It’s both an incredible honor and deep responsibility to join DAN at this crucial time. Given such unprecedented global change it’s more important than ever that we’re completely focused on creating insightful, informed, important ideas for brands, businesses and their customers.” “The focused investments made by DAN over the last few years to acquire and grow the right assets, talent and capabilities, enabling modern marketing solutions, is undeniable and ready-made for today’s marketplace and beyond.” “It is hugely compelling to me to help continue Dentsu’s rich legacy of constant innovation and industry leadership over the last 100 years. I’ve had the privilege of working for brands and companies with powerful heritages and that’s informed my enduring belief that great brands and companies benefit from having a foot in their past and a foot in their future. It’s a massive competitive advantage that Dentsu has decades of know-how and experience that serve both as a foundation and a built-in benchmark to continue to drive the company forward.” “I genuinely can’t wait to meet the 42,000+ associates of DAN later in the year – when the world emerges from this significant period of change and turbulence - so we can roll up our sleeves and get to work creating value and impact for our clients, together.” Wendy is recognised for her modern leadership approach that includes her celebrated philosophy ‘lift as you climb’ translating to taking talent with you as you grow. Wendy will report to Tim Andree, Executive Chairman, Dentsu Aegis Network and will be appointed Executive Officer Dentsu Group Inc. at the same time as she joins the business in September with the approval of the Board of Dentsu Group Inc. Tim has been Executive Chairman of DAN since its founding in 2013, adding the CEO role to his responsibilities for the past 15 months, and he has lead the search process. Tim Andree, Executive Chairman, Dentsu Aegis Network, says, “Following a thorough and considered global search, I am happy to welcome Wendy as our new CEO and look forward to working together to drive our ambitious agenda forward. With her combined experience of walking in the shoes of the client, coupled with her leadership in running a large global creative agency network, Wendy is the stand-out choice for the role. “Her experience is hugely complementary to DAN’s growth plans over the coming decade where Dentsu’s long-standing history of client-centricity combined with an ability to deliver fully integrated solutions will be critical. Wendy will join us as the world is emerging from a period of unprecedented challenges. I am confident that her strong leadership style and comprehensive experience will inspire our people, connect with our clients to help drive their brands forward and continue our focus on providing integrated global solutions while building excellence into every part of the rapidly changing marketing ecosystem we serve.” Purpose built for the digital age, Dentsu Aegis has focused on acquiring relevant, high-performance businesses globally in high growth areas including data, brand commerce, customer experience, performance marketing and social &amp; mobile. As the most acquisitive agency group Dentsu Aegis Network has welcomed over 177 acquisitions in the last six years, most notably, the Merkle acquisition placing Dentsu Aegis Network as the market leader for data, analytics and CRM. Toshi Yamamoto, President &amp; CEO Dentsu Group Inc, adds, “This is a key time for our business as we bring Dentsu Aegis Network and Dentsu Japan Network closer together for the benefit of clients and our people. Our philosophy is that innovation can come from anyone, anywhere, and it is clear Wendy shares our passion for discovering new and better ways to solve client challenges and will be motivating and inspiring for our global workforce. Her blend of global marketing experiences makes her the ideal leader for the role and importantly will allow her to marshal our world-class capabilities to align with changing client needs.” Tim Andree has been on a health-related leave of absence since January. Tim returned to his role as Director of Dentsu Group Inc. last month and will return to his other roles at Dentsu and DAN in a phased approach. During this period, Toshi Yamamoto continues as Acting Executive Chairman &amp; CEO, Dentsu Aegis Network, in addition to his role as President &amp; CEO Dentsu Group Inc.

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What are the odds, <keyword id="6354576" type="CITY" weightage="100" keywordseo="Facebook">Facebook</keyword>’s <keyword id="6354630" type="PERSON" weightage="80" keywordseo="Mark-Zuckerberg">Mark Zuckerberg</keyword> is in town and we got our hands on an infographic related to Indians on <keyword id="327872" type="ENTERTAINMENT" weightage="80" keywordseo="The-Social-Network">the social network</keyword>. First Advantage sent us an infographic that shows how many Indians use the social <keyword id="50752" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="80" keywordseo="Networks">networks</keyword>. Also, employers from all over are browsing their profiles and social stalking them to pick them for a job. So one has to be extra <keyword id="6376565" type="PERSON" weightage="80" keywordseo="careful">careful</keyword> of what they are displaying on the social networks. 
 There are about 168.7 million Indians on the social network between the age group of 15-64. Only 34% of the graduate population in this is employable, which means 1 in every 3 people on the social network are in the service arena. Human resource managers from IT, banking and financial institutes use the social networks to aggressively search for employees at all the levels, whereas <keyword id="34523" type="CITY" weightage="100" keywordseo="fmcg">FMCG</keyword>, manufacturing, power, retail and automobile look for mid-senior level people. 
 
The infographic also showcases the challenges of hiring through the social network and some interesting solutions to these as well. Take a look at the rest of the infographic. 
 
A tip for people looking for jobs - You might want to remove the passed-out-on-the-bench pics from your Facebook page. 
 
Source: <a href="http://www.fadv.com">www.fadv.com</a>

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<div class="KonaFilter image-container float_right"><div class="image on-image"><a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/wenews/4709790444/">WeNews via flickr</a></div></div><keyword id="6375238" type="COMPANY" weightage="60" keywordseo="networking">Networking</keyword>. Some people call it a guaranteed way to meet influencers in your industry. Others believe it's the best way to market your skills, brand and accomplishments.
You may dread networking and try to avoid at it at all costs. Unfortunately for you, networking is still considered one of the <a href="http://www.recruitingblogs.com/profiles/blogs/80-of-today-s-jobs-are-landed-through-networking" target="_blank">top techniques</a> not only to sell yourself, but also to land new opportunities, projects and jobs.
But there's a key to networking success that many people don't talk about: knowing how to conduct yourself in different situations. (<a href="http://clicktotweet.com/0z5IT" target="_blank">Click here</a> to Tweet this thought.)
While handing out business cards may work wonders for you at a designated networking event, the same strategy might not work in a different atmosphere. Is there a way to know what's going to work and what's going to fail?
Let's look at a few common - and some not-so-common - networking scenarios and review what your plan of action should be in each situation.
<h2 dir="ltr">1. Work events</h2>
Work events come in all shapes and sizes, from professional development courses to off-site meetings with colleagues. These events tend to be more formal and not a place where you should directly whip out your networking skills, mostly because there's a specific purpose for the event.
How to play it: Although you may know most people at a work event, you can subtly network by bringing up recent accomplishments or hurdles you've jumped. This helps people in your internal network see where you shine, and where you can help them - or someone else - in the future.
<h2 dir="ltr">2. Conferences</h2>
Conferences are a great way to meet those awesome connections who can help you expand your network. Sometimes the premise of a conference is entirely centered around networking. Other conferences are developed for you to learn more about your industry by listening to speakers, taking classes and meeting those with similar professional interests.
How to play it: This is one of those obvious networking situations where you'll need lots of business cards, copies of your resume, portfolio items, etc. Since there will be a plethora of industry members, you never know who you'll run into. It could also be a good idea to <a href="http://blog.brazencareerist.com/2013/08/05/why-your-linkedin-profile-stinks-and-how-you-should-fix-it/" target="_blank">refresh your LinkedIn</a> profile before the event so that once you connect with people you meet at the conference, they'll see your most updated information.
<h2 dir="ltr">3. Office parties</h2>
Events like the annual <a href="http://blog.brazencareerist.com/2012/12/20/turn-that-holiday-party-into-a-solid-networking-gig/" target="_blank">holiday party</a> or your boss's birthday don't usually scream "networking." Oftentimes, you may be too busy socializing or talking about your personal life to think about business. While these are still great conversation starters, office parties can be an awesome place to reiterate why you're a rockstar.
How to play it: Put the alcohol down and get to know colleagues you don't know too well, especially those in different departments. You don't have to brag about your accomplishments, but you can weave in your expertise. Chances are, one day they may need your skills on a project. Be memorable and show what you can do for them.
<h2 dir="ltr">4. Family events</h2>
You probably believe family events are the last place to whip out your resume and market yourself, but these events are a networking goldmine. Think about it. Your family wants you to do well in your career. It's like preaching to the choir. You just have to know what songs to sing.
How to play it: While members of your family may not work in your industry, they may know someone who does. That's why it's advisable to speed network, or chat with as many people as possible at your annual family reunion about what you do. Hand out business cards if you need to. If one of their contacts needs someone with your skills, you'll be the first person on their radar.
<h2 dir="ltr">5. Running errands</h2>
Picture this: You're at the grocery store when you see an influential member of your industry. You don't want to throw business cards at them, but you do want to make a connection. How do you approach a power player without throwing your milk on the ground and seeming too desperate?
How to play it: Introduce yourself and relay why you admire them. Try to mention a recent article they wrote or compliment them on a recent accomplishment. Then, close quickly by asking if you can sit down with them or connect on a social network. This opens the door to future conversations while downplaying what could have been <a href="http://blog.brazencareerist.com/2013/07/29/5-essential-tips-for-surviving-awkward-networking-events/" target="_blank">an awkward situation</a>.
The ability to market yourself in any given situation is a skill that needs to be honed and practiced. You never know who you'll bump into and how they could help you out in the future. Look at every situation as a chance to boost your network and provide a possible stepping stone for your career.
What do you think? How else can you market yourself in any given situation?
<a href="https://plus.google.com/+LynnDixonHourly?rel=author" target="_blank">Lynn Dixon</a> is the co-founder and COO of <a href="http://hourly.com/" target="_blank">Hourly.com</a>, an employment network that quickly matches people who are interested in flexible positions with the right opportunities. Connect with Lynn and Hourly on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/hourlyjobs" target="_blank">Facebook</a>, <a href="https://twitter.com/hourly" target="_blank">Twitter</a> and <a href="http://www.linkedin.com/company/2434521" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a>.
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Networking Tips To Capitalize On Any Situation

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<a href="http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/blogs-outrank-social-networks-for-consumer-influence-new-research/">Blogs Outrank Social Networks In Terms Of Influence</a> (Technorati via Social Media Examiner) The latest findings from Technorati’s <a href="http://technoratimedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/tm2013DIR.pdf">2013 Digital Influence Report</a> show that “consumers are turning to <keyword id="18528" type="COMPANY" weightage="60" keywordseo="Blogs">blogs</keyword> when looking to make a purchase.” In fact, blogs rank favorably with consumers for trust, popularity and even influence.
<div class="image-container center" style="width:425px"><div class="image"></div><a href="http://technoratimedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/tm2013DIR.pdf">Technorati</a></div>
The report found that blogs are now the third-most influential digital resource (31 percent) when making overall purchases, behind retail sites (56 percent) and brand sites (34 percent). <a href="http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/blogs-outrank-social-networks-for-consumer-influence-new-research/">Read &gt;&gt;</a>
<a href="http://marketingland.com/social-media-viewing-twitter-live-tv-facebook-dvr-35361">TV Analogies: Twitter Is Live, Facebook Is DVR</a> (Search Engine Land) When you follow someone on <keyword id="6354616" type="CITY" weightage="60" keywordseo="Twitter">Twitter</keyword>, you see everything they post. When you follow someone on <keyword id="6354576" type="CITY" weightage="60" keywordseo="Facebook">Facebook</keyword>, it decides what you see. Which is right? Probably both, and it comes down to the live TV versus DVR personalities of each service. When you follow accounts on Twitter, everything they post flows into your Twitter timeline. You’re going to see it all. Twitter’s not sitting behind the scenes trying to decide what non-paid tweets it thinks are more important and should be shown nor what should be held back. In contrast to Twitter, Facebook acts more like a DVR. Yes, you can view your Facebook news feed and see things appearing in a timely manner. But Facebook also does what Twitter does not. It effectively records your social media for you. Some items shown may be hours old. <a href="http://marketingland.com/social-media-viewing-twitter-live-tv-facebook-dvr-35361">Read &gt;&gt;</a>
<a href="http://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20130306173919-2293140-the-gap-between-social-media-and-business-impact-introducing-the-6-stages-of-social-business-transformation">The Six Stages Of Social Business Transformation</a> (Altimeter Group via LinkedIn) In business, social media is becoming a lot like email: every company has it. But, unlike email, organizations haven’t mastered how to effectively communicate through the likes of Facebook or the tweets of Twitter. Here's how they transform:
<div class="image-container" style="width:600px"><div class="image"></div><a href="http://www.slideshare.net/Altimeter/the-evolution-of-social-business-six-stages-of-social-media-transformation">Altimeter Group</a></div>
There is also a common thread of best practices that help businesses navigate the six stages more effectively, or the success factors of <keyword id="1480579" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="Social-business">social business</keyword>.
<div class="image-container center" style="width:600px"><div class="image"></div><a href="http://www.slideshare.net/Altimeter/the-evolution-of-social-business-six-stages-of-social-media-transformation">Altimeter Group</a></div>
It takes a change agent to guide development in a way that delivers value to stakeholders. <a href="http://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20130306173919-2293140-the-gap-between-social-media-and-business-impact-introducing-the-6-stages-of-social-business-transformation">Read &gt;&gt;</a>
<a href="http://readwrite.com/2013/03/06/social-marketing-the-3-big-problems-working-with-influencers">The Problems Brands Have Working With Influencers</a> (readwrite social) Advertising used to be easy. Social media has changed that forever. Part of this complexity manifests itself in the difficulty of tracking down those who can spread a brand's message effectively. And once you've identified the influencers, you still have to get them to play ball. That's when the real disconnect between brands and influencers becomes apparent:
<ol>
<li>Problem 1: Getting Noticed</li>
<li>Problem 2: Influence Is A Closely Guarded Position</li>
<li>Problem 3: Brands Are Brands</li>
</ol>
It's a question of balance – brands can't expect to have every little thing tweaked to their satisfaction in a non-traditional advertising environment. <a href="http://readwrite.com/2013/03/06/social-marketing-the-3-big-problems-working-with-influencers">Read &gt;&gt;</a>
<a href="http://blog.gochime.com/the-anatomy-of-consumer-intent-in-social-medi">The Anatomy Of Consumer Intent In Social Media</a> (GoChime) Expressions of intent are conversations, posts, and comments that communicate a person's unique needs, feelings, ownership, activity, location, purchase consideration, etc.
<div class="image-container center" style="width:600px"><div class="image"></div><a href="http://blog.gochime.com/the-anatomy-of-consumer-intent-in-social-medi">GoChime</a></div>
Let's break down the anatomy of this intent expression in this tweet example:
<div class="image-container center" style="width:600px"><div class="image"></div><a href="http://blog.gochime.com/the-anatomy-of-consumer-intent-in-social-medi">GoChime</a></div>
We know a lot about this person. They own a dog. They take it for walks and visit the dog park. He's in the market for a new dog leash, and presently he could use some empathy to sooth his frustration. It's this profile of a <keyword id="46199" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="60" keywordseo="Consumer">consumer</keyword> that allows the brands to intelligently engage this person in social media by tweeting to them or targeting hyper-relevant Facebook ads to them in real-time. <a href="http://blog.gochime.com/the-anatomy-of-consumer-intent-in-social-medi">Read &gt;&gt;</a>
<a href="http://blogs.hbr.org/samuel/2013/03/how-to-make-space-for-social-m.html">How To Make Space For Social Media</a> (Harvard Business Review) Few professionals were sitting at their desks in 2004, eyeing the empty slots in their calendars and wishing that somebody would just invent a new way of communicating to fill those long and lonely minutes. People's calendars were already full. Social media demanded attention. It had to be put into the rotation, but that doesn't mean we took something else off our calendars to accommodate it. Instead we just added it to the marketing teams' tasks, challenging them to figure it out until they could make a business case for hiring full-time social media staffers. Flash forward a decade, and any organization with serious social media ambitions has those full-time staffers. They've expanded teams and reassigned resources by eliminating now-deprecated communications channels. <a href="http://blogs.hbr.org/samuel/2013/03/how-to-make-space-for-social-m.html">Read &gt;&gt;</a>
<a href="http://socialtimes.com/infographic-the-top-100-most-influential-pinners_b120625">The Top Most Influential Pinners</a> (HelloSociety via SocialTimes) What’s surprising about the top pinners is not who they are, but where they live. <a href="http://socialtimes.com/infographic-the-top-100-most-influential-pinners_b120625">Read &gt;&gt;</a>
<div class="image-container center" style="width:600px"><div class="image"></div>HelloSociety</div>

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<div class="KonaFilter image-container display-table float_right"><div><div class="image on-image">©2014 Rick Smolan/Against AllOddsInfluencers founder Jon Levy gives a toast.</div></div></div>At one of Jon Levy's house parties you could find yourself, as we recently did, making fajitas with Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Regina Spektor and leading snake venom expert Zoltan Takacs before watching live presentations from Bill Nye the Science Guy and break-dancing pioneer Richard "Crazy Legs" Colón.Levy may not be a Wall Street billionaire or hotshot advertising executive, but over the past five years, <a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/master-networker-jon-levy-party-2015-1">he's built the Influencers</a>, a network of over 400 interesting and impressive people that includes everyone from Nobel laureates to Olympic athletes.Twice a month, Levy holds private dinner parties and TED Talk-like "Salons" in the sprawling New York City apartment he inherited from his parents, who are successful artists now living in Israel. As an independent marketing consultant specializing in consumer behavior, a diverse, strong network is beneficial to his career. But beyond that, Levy has a genuine passion for connecting influential people from different fields and seeing what these relationships yield.We asked Levy to share some of the tactics he used to go from a low-profile New Yorker to the leader of a growing network of power players. Here are his top networking tips.

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