Just another thing to remember. Maybe write it down and keep it as a visual checklist until it’s ingrained in your head.
Check it out here.
Posted by: Jesse Radonski | October 22, 2010
10 things journalists and PRs hate about each other
Posted by: Jesse Radonski | October 22, 2010
Twitalyzer can measure your Twitter influence
Posted by: drewmonroe | October 20, 2010
Beth’s Blog
Beth’s blog discusses how Networked Nonprofits are using social media to power change.
Beth provides non-profit consultation and training in the area of communication and strategy to help mindful organizations affect social change. This is done by building relationships with the community using well-honed social media communication and networking skills.
http://www.bethkanter.org/2010/10/
-Drew
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Posted by: Jesse Radonski | October 20, 2010
Unexpected P.R. through social media
Posted by: SillyCristina | October 20, 2010
If It’s Hip, It’s Here
If three of us checked out this blog, maybe you should too?
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Posted by: Kelsey Gerber | October 20, 2010
Tips for viral videos and blogs!
Beth’s blog discusses how Networked Nonprofits are using social media to power change.
Beth provides non-profit consultation and training in the area of communication and strategy to help mindful organizations affect social change. This is done by building relationships with the community using well-honed social media communication and networking skills.
check it out at: http://www.bethkanter.org/2010/10/
-Drew
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Posted by: anything new | October 20, 2010
brandflakesforbreakfast
Humongo, a digital creative agency has impregnated the Internet with a huge slice of randomness — brandflakesforbreakfast. This blog serves as a warehouse full of news, ideas, branding, design, gossip, social and interactive media for those with a different sense of humor. Awesomeness spews from each posts unique and random content. However, this blog is not intended for the faint of heart. Some of the posts could definitely be considered offensive to certain communities.
On October 6, brandflakesforbreakfast featured a post that discussed a new social networking site GameCrush. Apparently, this site matches video gamers with “hot girls” in hopes of creating some chemistry. Users can set up “play dates” and private sessions to get to know one another.
This new website could possibly revolutionize Internet dating and social media. GameCrush has found a way to include two subsets of people who are known to be reclusive, and include them in a realm of virtual romance. It wouldn’t come as a surprise if social networking websites such as Facebook, created some sort coupling system for lonely singles.
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Posted by: Donna Z. Davis, Ph.D. | October 12, 2010
Are your heads still spinning?
We covered a LOT of ground yesterday! We could spend the entire term talking about the tools and uses of social media! Now you get to become the social media strategists and acclaimed writers! Write well. Think deep! And remember, spend some quality time with those pages…
Finally, don’t forget to add your great finds to our blog! See you tomorrow.
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Posted by: Donna Z. Davis, Ph.D. | October 9, 2010
From contributor Radonski
In the midst of Internet mayhem, this post ended up on the “other” blog. I’m re-posting on his behalf:
Hello! I just wanted to drop by real quick to give you the link the Major Nelson’s blog.
He’s the community manager for Xbox LIVE at Microsoft in Redmond, WA. Check out how some of the links for games re-direct to the xbox.com website. It’s a great way to get clicks on many different pages (if people still measure with clicks.)
Hope everyone has a great weekend!
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Strategically Communicating 