Social Media desperation

Social desperation in the loo - By OMLogic

This cartoon by OMLogic depicts the social desperation of a person in the loo who is tweeting, "In the loo, reading newspaper and tweeting simultaneously." with the hashtag #WhatAmIDoing.

Making friends in social media

How friends are made in the top social media networking websites is depicted in this cartoon by HubSpot where two friends are trying to connect and in one frame, a friend is connecting with a robot. 

LinkedIn

Mike, let's be friends.
Please submit your resume, two letters of recommendation and a blood sample.

Facebook

Mike, let's be friends.
Sure, you and I are both friends with Mark. Let's connect.

Twitter

Mike, let's be friends.
I am Mike's robot. You request for friendship has been auto-approved.

Always have something REALLY RECENT

Always have something REALLY RECENT

Find out below how a priest is telling the truth of social media to a person who has visited for confession in this cartoon by Cartoon Stock, where the priest is saying, "Don't you have anything more recent? I've already read what you just confessed on your blog."

Twitter in Real Life: The Follow Back

Twitter in Real Life: The Follow Back

Ever encountered a situation when you found someone following, or dropping, you home and desirous of return on the same notes. This condition is beautifully presented in a Twitter cartoon where one person is saying to another, "Just because you followed me home doesn't mean I'm following you back."

Cartoon by: HubSpot

Why should you read Terms of Service?

Why should you read the Terms of Service?

Why should one read the Terms of Service of Facebook (or just any other website) is nicely depicted in this social media cartoon which reads, "Joe failed to read the 'We can confiscate your furniture at any time' clause in the most recent update to the terms of service."

Cartoon by: HubSpot