Bruceclay.com – Can You Be A Corporate Blogger Without Losing Yourself? I really liked this post. A really well written blog. Kind of long posts, but very well written. Writers like this make me feal like I should go back to English 101. tags: bruceclay, corporate, blogging, ncb Using Social Networking Sites For Internal Communications [...]
I would like to reiterate my party agnostic stance (I know they exists I just don’t believe in either of them). I only share this as a great social media example in action. I made a prediction a year and a half ago that Idaho Republicans would loose a record number of races to the [...]
And why it will stay there. The simple answer is, network effect. Yes, I am stating the overly obvious answer that Twitter is surviving because of it’s network. But not just any network, the fact that Twitter, like the rest of the Web is a scale-free network, is saving it. For background on this episode [...]
I think it’s well established that I geek out about weird things when it comes to content/communication on the Web. So I hope you’ll bear with me while I yet again show my geeky side. For those of you not familiar with URL shorteners; A URL shortener is a servive that takes really long URL’s [...]
Social Media is about being Tactically Strategic » Conversations Matter: Bridging the Social Media Gap This is my most recent post on Conversations Matter. I firmly believe that there is a lack of marketing people (especially at large companies) that are Tactically Strategic. There are many people who are one or the other and I [...]
Upgrading WordPress « WordPress Codex OK well I think I’m going to finally take the plunge and update all of my sites. I’ll start with my neglected.. er, less active HyperBored site and then if I don’t screw that up I’ll update TechBoise and NewCommbiz. So if the site has issues you’ll know why. Of [...]
[UPDATE] Since leaving HP, they have (sadly) deleted the Marketing Impressions blog. In my last post I mentioned that there were several reasons I was going to be posting to this blog a little less. Here’s one big reason: Back in February I launched the Marketing Impressions blog at HP. The blog started off being [...]
I haven’t been as active on this blog lately for a lot of reasons and it may get even quieter for a while. I’ve been blogging a lot on my locally focused tech blog, TechBoise. I’ve still been relatively active on Twitter, FriendFeed and BrightKite. But mostly I’ve been thinking. There’s a lot of noise [...]
If only I could recreate corporate email. <sigh> What you’re are seeing here is TweetDeck overlaying my Outlook. I only use Outlook at work because I have to. I love the simple fact that TweetDeck let’s me divide Twitter into groups. I’ve organized this by my local friends and everyone else. TweetDeck automatically separates replies [...]
Colbert Bump – Firefox 3 Proves its Existence < Blog of Metrics Rethinking PR tags: colbert, FireFox3, PR, NCB Social Media: Get Productive with Social Media (and Stay Sane) This is such an important topic and the problem isn’t going away, it’s only going to get worse. tags: sane, lifehacker, socialmedia, rubel, NCB Data Walled [...]
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