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Get a Grip on Your Writing Career with a Digital Portfolio

December 26, 2011 by Joy Lynskey

I am still amazed when I approach freelance writers only to find that they do not have an … [Read more...] about Get a Grip on Your Writing Career with a Digital Portfolio

Filed Under: PR & Writing Tagged With: Career, Electronic portfolio, Foliospaces, Freelancer, Outsourcing, Writers Resources

The 8 Days of Social Media

December 23, 2011 by CraigEYaris

As the year draws to a close, and we celebrate Hanukkah, Christmas, and Kwanza at the same time, I … [Read more...] about The 8 Days of Social Media

Filed Under: Content Marketing, Digital & Internet Marketing, General, Social Brand Visibility, Social Media, Social Media Topics Tagged With: business, facebook, internet marketing, LinkedIn, Marketing, Social Brand, Social Media, Social Media Social Brand Visibility, social network, twitter

What does your LinkedIn account look like?

December 16, 2011 by CraigEYaris

At a recent networking event, where I was discussing the benefits of social media in a marketing … [Read more...] about What does your LinkedIn account look like?

Filed Under: Branding & Marketing, Business, Business Networking, Content Marketing, Digital & Internet Marketing, General, Search Engines, Social Media, Social Media Topics Tagged With: internet marketing, LinkedIn, Long Island Business, Marketing, small business, social network, Visibility, Visibility Marketing

The Case of Crystal Cox: the Issue of Bloggers as Journalists, Continued

December 15, 2011 by Alison Gilbert

INTRODUCTION This post started as a comment to a comment on another blog that sited my post on the … [Read more...] about The Case of Crystal Cox: the Issue of Bloggers as Journalists, Continued

Filed Under: Business, General, Publishing, Social Media Tagged With: beyond our imagination, blog, blog post, blogging, communicate information, communicate information to the public, confidentiality of sources, credentials, David Carr, DBMe blog, disseminating, disseminating it to the public, distinguish, distinguish truth from fiction, education, eff.org, engaged in gathering information, error, ethics, feedback, financial advisor, gathering information, go viral, google, individuals, information, insights, journalism is not limited to a particular medium, journalist, journalistic media, journalistic protections, Kevin Padrick, lack of a limiting principle, legal protections, long running series of hyperbolic posts, mainstream journalists, media, media sources, medium of a national revolution, monitor, nation revolution, news worthy, newsworthy, non-traditional media, Obsidian Financial, Oregon, Oregon's retraction statute, outdated the need for traditional war, plaintiff, posted information, posted information can go viral, public, Related Articles, reluctance to extend journalistic protection, retraction, retraction statue, risk protections, self-proclaimed journalists, shield law, skullduggery, slander, standards, supposed skullduggery, The Crystal Cox Case and Bloggers as Journalists, The Daring Digital Decision: Bloggers Are NOT Journalists, The New York Times, traditional journalists, traditional media journalism, traditional war, what amounts to journalsim

WHY IS MARKETING THE FIRST TO GO DURING A RECESSION?

December 13, 2011 by Monique Merhige

Marketing is a valuable tool to business owners that can’t be ignored!  When times get … [Read more...] about WHY IS MARKETING THE FIRST TO GO DURING A RECESSION?

Filed Under: Branding & Marketing, General, Traditional Marketing

The Daring Digital Decision: Bloggers Are NOT Journalists

December 10, 2011 by Alison Gilbert

THE DECISION In a daring digital decision handed down by the Supreme Court of Oregon, a blogger is … [Read more...] about The Daring Digital Decision: Bloggers Are NOT Journalists

Filed Under: General, Publishing, Social Media, Social Media Topics Tagged With: $2.5 million suit, alleged defamation statements, appeal, appeal the decision, blogger, Bloggers versus Journalists, both sides of the story, contact, creative writing, credentials, critical journalistic issue, Crystal Cox, damages, daring digital decision, digital, Digital Brand Marketing Education, Digital Brand Marketing Education Blog, digital decision, education, education in journalism, ethics, failure, failure to contact the other side, fiction, figment of the author's imagination, follow suit, imagination, Independent News Media, internet, interviews, investigative journalism, journalism, journalistic codes, journalistic shield laws, Judge Marco Hernandez, Kevin Padrick, KevinPadrick.com, landmark case, legally media, legally protected, member of the media, new media, new media speak, news, news bloggers, news entity, news feeds, Obsidian Financial, Obsidian Financial Sucks, Obsidianvcox.com, other side, personally involved, post story, proof of affiliation, protected legally, Public Forum, publish, publish fiction, research documents, same standards, search for the truth, search for truth, self proclaimed investigative journalist, self-expression, self-proclaimed investigative blogger, set precedent, shield laws, study cases and depositions, Supreme Court, Supreme Court Decisions, Supreme Court of Oregon, talk, tested repeatedly, the law, tips, traditional guidelines, traditional media journalism, traditional media journalist, traditional reporter, truth, viral, what makes a blogger a jounalist?, wildfire

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