While reading through a Mashable article on How Community Arts Organizations are Using Social Media it occurred to me that it makes sense – in terms of reach to the community and economic realities – for any community arts group, no matter how big or small to make use of social media. A few weeks ago […]
Read more "Community arts organizations should use social media"The Federal Liberal party seem to support net neutrality. Net what? Most people including those who use the web on a daily basis don’t know what net neutrality is and what the implications are from both sides of this great debate.What the heck is net neutrality anyway? This is a common definition of net neutrality: […]
Read more "Net Neutrality – good or bad? or bad and really bad?"My father’s advice when I was growing up was, “Believe none of what you hear and only half of what you see!”. Good advice then and still valid now. The quality of news content has always been subject to interpretation and influenced by external forces. Recent events – the voter uprising in Iran and Michael […]
Read more "Twitter based news headlines – evolution or revolution?"In 2006, Chris Anderson of Wired magazine expanded his 2004 magazine article into a best selling book, The Long Tail – why the future of business is selling less of more. The Long Tail is an economic theory based on the digital production and distribution of music and literature. Digital production has a lower cost and wider […]
Read more "The Long Tail – a look back"We once posted the question “does your ceo blog?”. According to a UberCEO survey, most don’t. Watch this slide deck and if you are a CEO or inhouse PR executive, check out their suggestions at the end for ideas on what your next steps should be. Fortune 100 CEOs and Social Media View more Microsoft […]
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