Soldiers Now Allowed To Tweet
March 12, 2010 · Categories: Blog Marketing, Citizen Journalism, Consumer Generated Media, Conversational Marketing, Internet Marketing News, Lifestreaming, Marketing Trends, Online Communication, Online PR, Organizational Dynamics, Social Networking, Trends, Video, Video Marketing · View Comments
CNN.com: U.S. military personnel are officially allowed to tweet.
That’s the upshot of the Pentagon’s long-awaited policy on rank and file personnel using online social media, unveiled Friday. The new rules authorize access to Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and other social media Web sites from nonclassified government computers — as long as such activity doesn’t compromise operational [...]
Online Communication For Nonprofits
March 3, 2010 · Categories: Analytics, Blog Marketing, Expert Positioning, Interviews, Keyword Research, Minnesota, Online Communication, Online PR, Search Engine Marketing, Social Networking, Technology, Tools, Video, Video Marketing · View Comments
This is a series of interviews I did for Map for Nonprofits‘ Map TechWork Nonprofit Technologies Best Practices Web site. The interviews cover Google tools like Analytics, URL Builder, Trends, Insights for Search and YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and TweetReach, as well as blogging and WordPress and Posterous in particular.
Stats: The State Of The Internet
February 27, 2010 · Categories: Demographics, Email Marketing, Marketing Trends, Mashups, Online Communication, Photo Sharing, Social Networking, Statistics, Trends, Video, Video Marketing · View Comments
A cool video statistical visualization of the state of the Internet. Found at Vimeo from Jesse Thomas via Holy Kaw!
Facebook Farmville Parody
February 24, 2010 · Categories: Citizen Marketing/Branding, Keepin' It Real, Social Networking, Video · View Comments
A hilarious spoof of Farmville in the form of a fake television commercial. Found at YouTube from Tobuscus via Mashable via Julio Ojeda-Zapata.
Minnesota Politics & Social Media
February 15, 2010 · Categories: Citizen Journalism, Conference/Event, Conversational Marketing, Micromarketing, Minnesota, Online Behavior, Online Communication, Online Journalism, Online PR, Photo Sharing, Political Marketing, Social Networking, Video · View Comments
Blois Olson introduces the social media & politics panel
Alternative “No Photo” Facebook Icons
via definitivetouch.com. Posted via web from e-Strategy Blog LinksNew Facebook Layout
February 6, 2010 · Categories: Internet Marketing News, Lifestreaming, Social Networking, Usability, Video · View Comments
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and Product Manager Peter Deng demonstrate the new layout. Found at YouTube from Mashable.
Facebook Becoming A Heavy Hitting News Distribution Channel?
February 4, 2010 · Categories: Lifestreaming, Marketing Trends, Online Behavior, Online Communication, Online Journalism, Online PR, Social Networking, Trends · View Comments
via weblogs.hitwise.com
Facebook was the #4 source of visits to News and Media sites last week, after Google, Yahoo! and msn (see table below). News and Media is the #11 downstream industry after Facebook, receiving 3.69% of the social networking site’s traffic.
For journos: Facebook is increasingly where people are their news. You need to be there [...]
Facebook How To: “Retweet” Feature Demonstration
January 23, 2010 · Categories: Conversational Marketing, Internet Branding, Internet Marketing News, Lifestreaming, Micromarketing, Online Communication, Social Networking, Tagging, Technology, Video · View Comments
Facebook keeps adding new Twitter features, the most recent being the ability to effectively “retweet” content that appears in your live or news feeds. The significant element of this new feature as a marketing utility is the fact that the feature source-stamps the content, so something I post personally that is shared by someone else, [...]
Using Status Updates To Announce Your Unemployment – Interview Notes
January 21, 2010 · Categories: Interview Notes, Lifestreaming, Micromarketing, Reputation Management, Social Networking, Trends · View Comments
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