CHIRPING FROM THE CHEAP SEATS

Please allow me to re-visit what is now very old news in the social media world. Somehow I missed it when it happened. Malcolm Gladwell, journalist and author of significant acclaim, wrote an article which appeared in The New Yorker magazine’s October 2010 issue titled: [...]

By |2017-05-30T18:46:50-04:00January 25th, 2011|People, Research, Social Media|Comments Off on CHIRPING FROM THE CHEAP SEATS

DARWIN & THE ELUSIVE INTERNET BUSINESS MODEL

What do Facebook, YouTube & Twitter all have in common? Quite a few things, actually: All three are hugely popular Internet-based social media (admittedly, YouTube doesn’t usually get called social media, but based on the next point, it is) All depend on their users/members for [...]

By |2017-05-30T18:46:51-04:00May 31st, 2010|News, Social Media, Strategy, Technology|Comments Off on DARWIN & THE ELUSIVE INTERNET BUSINESS MODEL

WHY I’M A TERRIBLE BLOGGER

I have this on good authority. The wonderfully-with-it young woman in our office who seems to know all about these things told me so. I’m not a good blogger because I don’t blog enough—it should be daily, allowing for occasional serious illness or family tragedy. [...]

By |2017-05-30T18:46:52-04:00July 16th, 2009|Social Media|Comments Off on WHY I’M A TERRIBLE BLOGGER

ALL ATWITTER ABOUT NEW MEDIA

This March, George Parker wrote a wonderful article for the UK’s Brand Republic titled “The Twitterisation of the Adverati". [1] It’s a great read— in-going premise is right on target and the writing is Brit-witty and very entertaining. It’s a clever admonishment of ad agency people [...]

By |2017-05-30T18:46:52-04:00May 19th, 2009|Social Media, Strategy|Comments Off on ALL ATWITTER ABOUT NEW MEDIA
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