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Rick Wilkerson Marsh Coupon Fiasco: Beware of the Share

Here's a great example of a marketing nightmare combined with some steep learning on the power of social media. Marsh Supermarkets is likely now looking for some other "fresh idea" to… Continue

Added by Rick Wilkerson on August 3, 2009 at 3:30pm — 11 Comments

Amy Stark The democratization of information: Why Social Media is here to stay (sorry twitter naysayers)

I've been following the election debacle in Iran closely via twitter. During this six minute video chronicling the protests I discovered on the SOCIAL MEDIA platform called YouTube, I noticed a recurring image => cell phones. Out of th… Continue

Added by Amy Stark on June 18, 2009 at 8:18am — 2 Comments

Chris Baggott Congratulations to Doug Karr and Kyle Lacey!

Both Doug Karr and Kyle Lacey were named to a list of the top 200 Social Media blogs in the world. By far the vast majority of those listed are on the west coast and in the… Continue

Added by Chris Baggott on May 19, 2009 at 11:26am — 4 Comments

Amy Stark The Great #Indiana Initiative of Aught Nine --How to affect Indiana's future by donating 3 minutes and 7 keystrokes.

Twitter is the preeminent emerging-technology used by social media advocates, architects and early adapters on every continent. It is a platform on which digital grassroots conversations occur in real time. While being interviewed by Joe Dager -… Continue

Added by Amy Stark on January 29, 2009 at 11:19pm — 7 Comments

Amy Stark Set up a Google blog alert for your name so you don't miss random compliments

Part of me feels like Rudolph when Clarice kissed him for the first time and then whispered, “I think you’re cute.” Do you remember the scene? Rudolph then pranced around the school-yard saying, “She thinks I’m cute, she thinks I’m cute….” but it sounded like, “She thinks I’m cue… Continue

Added by Amy Stark on November 25, 2008 at 1:54pm — No Comments

Jeremy Williams Is Social Media really recession-proof?

A co-worker at our ad agency send me an article from the Wall Street Journal the other day that mentioned that many firms will start cutting back on social media-related expenses in the face of the economic slowdown. A clip from the article follows (or read the full piece ($)): __________________________________________________________ "Financial woes likely will derail the growth of a slew of advertising technologies that… Continue

Added by Jeremy Williams on October 17, 2008 at 9:54am — No Comments

Chad Richards 77% Of Fastest-Growing U.S. Companies Use Social Media

ChadA study conducted by the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Center for Marketing Research for Inc. Magazine has confirmed that social media use is now a major, mainstream activity. Results of the one year follow up on a study of social media adopt… Continue

Added by Chad Richards on September 4, 2008 at 3:58pm — No Comments

Robyn Miller Twitter as RSS and News(ish) stuff

I have some folks I follow on Twitter, not for the conversation, but as a feed of what they post elsewhere on the web and the like. It takes the place of RSS for me, just another presentation of what I might see in a more screen-hogging fashion on my RSS reader. Here's my list. bbctech BarackObama CNETNews cnnbrk cnn engadget MarsPhoenix NASA hpnews NewYorkerDotCom nprpolitics Techmeme nytimes TheOnion woot Do you have some that you would recommend I add to those I follow? What is cool is whic… Continue

Added by Robyn Miller on August 3, 2008 at 10:00am — 7 Comments

Amy Stark Digg Widget Breaking News! -- Malwebolence: The World of Internet Trolls Explored

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Am I the only one who didn’t know we had a new Internet term called Malwebolence? I know nothing of the article’s source -- IWon News--which appears to be a news aggregator of sorts. This… Continue

Added by Amy Stark on August 1, 2008 at 11:56am — 1 Comment

Amy Stark The Wall Street Journal writes about Not-for-Profit's use of social media

I wrote an article regarding this very topic a week before the Wall Street Journal article (below) was published. Does that mean I scooped the WSJ? Check out the title of the article:

Social-networking phenomenon makes it easy for donors to promote their favorite causes online… Continue

Added by Amy Stark on July 20, 2008 at 2:00pm — No Comments

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