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Size Matters To Those That Want Size
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- Posted on January 8th, 2010 by
Jim Turner
I was hoping I could get a better title than that but I wanted to also see what kind of Google search results that will provide with giggles late at night. The reason I wanted to talk about size is because there seems to be a differing opinion as it relates to the size of [...]
Using Social Media To Explain Social Media and Other Concepts
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- Posted on November 12th, 2009 by
Jim Turner
One of the sites I like to go to often and one that will no doubt get a large amount of traffic over the next few months is Common Craft. I especially love the way the use video to explain difficult or complex issues. They did a great job on explaining social media.
They have recently [...]
Meet the Milblog Panelists: Scott Henderson
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- Posted on October 1st, 2009 by LaughingWolf
Scott Henderson is not a milblogger, he’s a Transformer. No, not like in the movies, but a person who helps companies and non-profits transform themselves online so that they can transform their growth. In the Milblog Track, he’s going to be discussing the changes and opportunities on the way for milblogs and milbloggers.
His [...]
Twitter Stepping Towards Commercial Accounts
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- Posted on July 24th, 2009 by
Tyler Knott Gregson
Looks like all that talking might actually be leading to some doing. That’s right, Twitter has finally taken its very first steps out of the world of the free, and into the world of the paid…kind of. Twitter has unveiled a new thing called Twitter 101, which is basically a series of web sites and [...]
Social Media Explosion Not Translating into Jobs, Yet.
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- Posted on July 16th, 2009 by
Tyler Knott Gregson
We all know the hype behind social media, heck, we all LOVE the hype behind it. We all know how much easier it is to get in touch, stay in touch and find New people to want to be in touch with, when you’re using social networking, and any or all of the tools of [...]
CEO’s Are Actually “Social Media Slackers?”
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- Posted on June 30th, 2009 by
Tyler Knott Gregson
Looks like the biggest big-wigs of the biggest companies in the world might just have some explaining to do. The world is shifting every day to a much more “socially networked” world, and everyone from your grandparents to your grandchildren are jumping on board and taking part. That is, everyone except for CEO’s if reports [...]
Want More Twitter Followers? Pay For Them!
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- Posted on June 23rd, 2009 by
Tyler Knott Gregson
We’re living in a world where the more people you’re connected to on the internet, the more successful you are most likely going to be when it comes to your business enterprises. The problem for a lot of people, however, is that they just aren’t connected to that many people, and getting more of those [...]
Yes Drill Sergeant! Military Goes Social Media
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- Posted on June 2nd, 2009 by
Tyler Knott Gregson
Yesterday, my esteemed colleague talked about whether or not blogging has officially jumped the shark. Today, we’re wondering what the term will be when it comes to Twitter and Facebook now that news is surfacing that in addition to the White House joining into the social media fray, now the U.S. Military is doing the [...]
10 Things I Learned From Twitter
It’s no secret I harbor a Twitter addiction. Though I’m not yet at the intervention stage, my love for microblogging has stolen away hours of my time. Lest you think this is just a frivolous type of addiction, let me assure you it’s far from being harmful. In fact, Twitter is a learning experience. Don’t [...]
Twitter Turning to Television: Reality TweeVee?
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- Posted on May 28th, 2009 by
Tyler Knott Gregson
I’m going to be straight up front and honest with this little gem of news: I’m a bit terrified. Rumors are surfacing that Twitter is in talks to develop a television series. Yes, you heard me right, Twitter wants to be on TV. In a word, wow.
If all goes according to their perceived plan, Twitter [...]
