So true via katharinezaleski:
Okay to talk about breakfast
Not okay to talk about breakfast
So true via katharinezaleski:
Okay to talk about breakfast
Not okay to talk about breakfast
Well written piece from Dean, especially agree with this part: ”to be effective at social networking, and to become a player on every platform, you have to play nice”
I’m not sure we can handle another world-changing social network, but they keep coming anyway. And they keep going. But not all of them.
So why do some stay, and others go?
The reasons, and many there are, aren’t quite what they used to be. The reasons Google+ is becoming more of a ghost town…
Well done guys! Hillary Clinton loves “Texts From Hillary” Tumblr blog: http://bit.ly/Ip22kY
[via textsfromhillaryclinton: Texting with Secretary Hillary Clinton. (Proof of her submission.) (via: Stacy & Adam)]
booktourist asked: have you found tumblr to be a better platform for your blogging than your previous traditional blog/website?
Yes. Simple/easy. It’s great for short/quick posts - a photo, a quote, a video - but can also do longer ones if you want.
1. What do you propose to do? [20 words]
Empower journalists on social networks by growing their following and giving them tools to excel.
2. Is anyone doing something like this now and how is your project different? [30 words]
Social networks such as Facebook, Twitter and Quora highlight…
Interesting - via breakingblog:
In the early stages of breaking news, there’s often a tremendous amount of conflicting information. Take this afternoon’s shooting at a psychiatric clinic in Pittsburgh as a prime example. For well over an hour, victim counts varied, and rumors of a second gunman and hostages dominated Twitter and even some media reports.
Here at BreakingNews, we use an internal chat tool — a “backchannel” — to evaluate and confirm updates in real-time.
What if there was an app that allowed you to hand a tablet to someone, anyone, and say to them, “Tell me a story”?
This app would need to be intuitive, easy-to-use and perhaps most of all help us figure out that age-old question: where to begin.
Storify has done this, and it’s unleashed the power of the social Web to be characters, quotes and turning points in those stories. Anyone who can search, drag-and-drop and enter some text is on their way. The elements are all there.
Don’t do these things often, but spoke at a social media panel today at Rock Center as part of Social Media Week. Here’s the intro in case anyone’s interested. Video for the full panel is here.
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