by • December 19, 2008
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Image by Getty Images via DaylifeA new MS&L survey this week revealed that 84 percent of digital influencers go online to find out more about something only after first reading about it in magazines and newspapers or hearing about it on TV or the radio….
by • December 19, 2008
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There are a growing number of websites that consist of a single page with a dedicated domain name, and which only do one thing. Writer Jason Kottke dubbed these pages “single serving sites” (SSS). As Ryan Greenberg writes in his essay http://isthisyourpaperonsingleservingsites.com/ (itself an SSS),…
by • December 18, 2008
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As you’ve may’ve heard by now, Michael Arrington of the uber-popular blog Techcrunch caused quite a stir earlier this week when he informed all the PR-types out there that from now on, TechCrunch will be breaking their embargoes. All of them. With just a handful…
by • December 11, 2008
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Last time I went to the public library, a part of me was struck by how irrelevant the place has come to seem to me: too limited a space stacked with thousands of books and no quick solution for finding what you are looking for….
by • December 11, 2008
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Tamar Weinberg offers a most excellent guide to modern manners in “The Ultimate Social Media Etiquette Handbook.” She asks, “Would you do the following within real face-to-face relationships:” Jump on the friendship bandwagon without properly introducing yourself? Consistently talk about yourself and promote only yourself…
by • December 5, 2008
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Many of us have been wondering in the past few weeks about the future of the Big Three. While the arguments go in many different directions and the consensus on the potential bailout is yet to be met, it is fascinating to see how the…
by • December 5, 2008
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Recently, our team was asked to develop a generalized “social media for financial services” document, sort of along the lines of a chain restaurant table tent promoting why their new jalapeno poppers are so awesome and how they will benefit your overall well-being. For your…
by • December 5, 2008
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Mashable recently posted a guide to “Twitterspeak: 66 Twitter terms you don’t need to know.” And you don’t. But some are actually becoming widely used, so are worth noting: tweeple: Twitter people, Twitter members, Twitter users. tweetup: when twitterers meet in person – a Twitter…