Internet marketing is not what it used to be, experts like Guy Kawasaki say. If you were dealing with internet…
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Radian6 – Cloud Based Command and Control of Social Media
Radian6 provides marketing, communications and customer support professionals with a platform which enables them to see, in real time, what…
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Professional Spotlight: Stephanie L. Schierholz (NASA)
Stephanie Schierholz is the Social Media Manager for NASA, buts that’s not all. This talented professional like many others also…
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What’s the Real Key to Success? It’s Failure
The World’s Greatest Successes are the World’s Biggest Failures An article at Harvard Business Review by Jeff Stibel, Chairman and…
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What does your LinkedIn account look like?
At a recent networking event, where I was discussing the benefits of social media in a marketing plan, I heard…
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The Case of Crystal Cox: the Issue of Bloggers as Journalists, Continued
Both points lead to what I feel is the bigger issue. Traditional media journalism does not, per se, have the viral affect that blogged information can. Therefore, veracity of information or the lack of it can be magnified exponentially. As a result, the information posted can spread like wild fire and have a previously unseen impact on the parties involved. As we have already seen, social media has outdated the need for traditional war as the medium for a national revolution. The implications of what blogging can do, as a part of ‘journalistic’ media, reach beyond our imagination.