Weblog Wannabe (Free subscription) | yesterday
The thing about online presence and social networking is this: sometimes you get too read too much about someone. Their whereabouts, the music they’re listening, the food they are eating, are posted there on Twitter, and we really couldn’t care less about it. Yet when they’re absent and we haven’t seen any status updates for awhile, we sort of, kind of, miss them. Does it mean...
HubSpot Internet Marketing Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
NOTE FROM THE PRODUCERS: Special Thanksgiving Episode of the show TODAY (Wednesday, November 25) at 1:00pm EDT. Click here at 1:00pm ET today to watch the show live. Episode #67 - November 20, 2009 (Episode Length: 27 minutes, 35 seconds) Intro How to interact on Twitter: @ mvolpe @ karenrubin and @ DanZarrella with www . HubSpot . tv in your tweet. Subscribe in iTunes Thanksgiving episode on Wednesday...
kevin drum (Free subscription) | 11/25/2009
Martin Wolf says that although long-term deficits are a problem, it's too early to rein in spending right now: What is needed, instead, are credible fiscal institutions and a road map for tightening that will be implemented, automatically, as and when (but only as and when) the private sector’s spending recovers. Among the things that should be done right now is to put prospective entitlement...
Wonkette (Free subscription) | 11/23/2009
Keep America Safe, Liz Cheney’s exciting new social thing likely named after some mid-career Waugh novel or other, produced a very serious new work of cinéma vérité, for which Liz Cheney managed to round-up like 6 unhappy people and a piano who all make noises indicating their displeasure with Obama’s idea of transferring the Guantanamo [...] Michigan - City Manager...
Emergence Media (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
For the past few months, I’ve been rethinking what it means to have a Social Media Marketing line in a Strategy-focused Interactive agency. As Alisa Leonard-Hansen from iCrossing says, there’s technically no such thing as Social Media – it is just that the web is social. So where does this leave us: Clients asking about “What [...] Related posts: Social Media Platform: Layout...
All Points Blog (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
Former Digg Chief Architect Joe Stump and Social Thing founder Matt Galligan are now offering a private beta of SimpleGeo, a "new infrastructure for location based services." Per TechCrunch: SimpleGeo is akin to an ‘Amazon Web Services' for locat... Read more
The Business Insider (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
Before you send an angry letter, put it in a drawer overnight. That's the advice thousands of partners have given young lawyers. Of course, email made that advice more difficult to stick to (it's just too easy to hit send) and now, it seems, Twitter is further chipping away at this old adage. When Cassidy & Associates vice chairman Gregg Hartley thought the author of a New York Times story about...
Law.com (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
Cassidy & Associates vice chairman Gregg Hartley didn't like a critical New York Times story on one of the firm's biggest clients, Equatorial Guinea. So he's hitting back against the reporter using an unusual vehicle: his personal Twitter feed. The reporter's father, a federal judge, presided over a high-profile case involving Equatorial Guinea. Hartley acknowledged that he hadn't verified the...
Tips & Tricks for Home Studio Recording (Free subscription) | 11/19/2009
What is going on with my band right now? Here's the situation: four guys in their early twenties, all with great ability on their instruments, experienced and capable, not too far from London. I was going to live in Australia for a year, but after talking things through, we decided that we wanted to give it a shot, and try to start a career as musicians. We write good songs in a current (if fairly...
USA Today (Free subscription) | 11/18/2009
Hailed as the Next Big Thing, customer service through Twitter, as well as other social-networking sites, is a work in progress.
Econsultancy blog (Free subscription) | 11/17/2009
Green Thing is a non-profit public service that aims to inspire people to lead a greener life. Founder Andy Hobsbawm and CEO James Alexander will both be speaking at Econsultancy's Online Marketing Masterclasses event tomorrow. (There are currently four places left...) I've been asking Andy and James about Green Thing's approach to marketing and social media... When did you launch Green Thing? October...
Cnet (Free subscription) | 11/16/2009
Gaming start-up ohai is bridging the gap between MMOs and social networks with compelling results. Is the future of gaming Flash-based vampires?
All MCM Content (Free subscription) | 11/13/2009
Marketers rushed into social media in 2009 like gunmen into banks, looking for fast cash and a quick way out. Typically, this resulted in a bad experience for all parties and a premature determination that this “social media thing” just doesn’t pay out.
Sicial Media Marketing, Twittter (Free subscription) | 11/13/2009
Tech Crunch use to be a Startup Reviews site and Mashable is a site for Social media tools, lists and all thing related to twitter and facebook but Now, it seems that TechCrunch is Following Mashable and Posting all thing Social media... This Use to a Blog on Politics but then ...
broadstuff (Free subscription) | 11/12/2009
Went to the Mashup Social Media event this afternoon, what followed was a "Pecha Kucha" Session for 4 hours as the presentations came thick and fast - there was a LOT of Media, the Twitterwall made it Social (after a fashion) and boy were we mashed up - it was full! I made some notes on my trusty iPhone as things kept coming, so here are the things that resonated from each talk. Apologies...
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ericpqs | 09/10/2009
At the urging of her friends, Emily decides that Rory’s making her debut at a society ball will be just the thing to get Richard back into the social swing. To Lorelai’s amazement, Rory willingly agrees and Emily goes into high gear shopping in preparation.
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