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(2)I know I shouldn’t let crap like this bug me but it does. I’m not perfect, sorry. Nicole Brodeur from the Seattle Times launched a rant about how glad she was that Twitter was down. In fact she’d like to send the Russian hackers who were trying to keep a … Continue reading
I’ve told a few people how I got my position here at Waggener Edstrom but I haven’t *blogged* it yet. But it’s a highly relevant story and fits into the broader themes I cover here of how social media is changing the way we work. Amybeth Hale (@researchgoddess) is a … Continue reading
Image via Wikipedia You can’t monitor the whole Internet. Nobody can, not even Google. So what do you do? It’s obvious that you can’t ignore it? You need to be monitoring something. “But I don’t have budget for fancy monitoring tools.” You don’t need any budget. There are dozens of … Continue reading
Image via CrunchBase There’s been a lot of talk about the massive layoffs and restructuring happening at MySpace. While among social media elites MySpace has become a bit of a joke I wanted to take a minute to reflect back on an old friend. I’ve never been all that impressed … Continue reading
Image via Wikipedia Proponents of a new world of journalism saw a hugely missed opportunity this weekend. You’ve probably heard about the protests in Iran. You may also heard about the outrage across the Internet that it took major news corporations a few days to get their act together and … Continue reading
Image via Wikipedia “What’s the next big thing?” I get this question a lot. I mean seriously a lot. I usually talk about some new shiny object on the verge of being discovered by the main stream. Sometimes I’m right: Blogging, Twitter FriendFeed (yet to be realized) Sometimes I’m wrong: … Continue reading
60% of new Twitter users fail to come back. 95% of blogs fail. Stats on new business fail rate varies from 50% over three years to as high as 90% over 5-10 years. There seems to be some Natural Law of Attrition at play. There was actually a call for … Continue reading
Recent studies and observations have showed that 90% of tweets are made by 10% of the people which is closer to the user behavior of Wikipedia than Facebook (see links at the bottom of the post). One of the primary uses of Twitter by working professionals (the major demographic on … Continue reading
Peter Kim has been doing a monthly top post recap for a while now. I like this approach and decided to steal this idea and remix it a little. He does it for convenience if anyone missed any of his posts. I like it for different reasons. It’s a simple … Continue reading
Image by Army.mil via Flickr As the Web moves into hyper-drive the ability for organizations to turn out high quality content has never been more important. From my own experience as well as what I’ve seen others publish the life span of link shared on Twitter is 5 minutes. After … Continue reading
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