by • November 30, 2009
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Earlier today, the Global Language Monitor announced “twitter” was the top word of 2009. This year, we have seen the good side of Twitter (NOTE: Weber Shandwick helped promote Tweetsgiving) along with the not-so-good. We have seen Twitter used by news organizations and companies both…
by • November 13, 2009
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Twitter’s adoption rate may be leveling off for now, but the microblogging revolution has created a basic shift in how consumers and brands interact through digital media. Still, many companies may have yet to embrace and leverage the conversation happening to them and about their…
by • November 6, 2009
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Years ago I bought a video camera that broke out of the box. I blogged about it. Later I bought a sectional couch that came in two left sections (no right). I blogged about it. Both of those posts are top three Google results now….
by • November 3, 2009
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Last week, I wrote about how brands can use Twitter lists. Shortly after the list function was announced, Twitter released a Twitter list widget, a tool that enables people to embed a streamed version of their list on any blog or Web site. It’s one…