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Keith Crawford and I recorded Episode 2 tonight of The Social Radar podcast. Tonight Keith was gracious enough to allow me to start out the show w/ a rant of my own regarding Facebook’s lax privacy in regards to wall posts from applications to profile pages. This is something that I will never understand, especially […]
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I really hate it that I didn’t make it to the Integrating Media Conference today at the North Little Rock Chamber of Commerce. Knowing a lot of the folks involved with this event I was really wanting to take part in the discussion in person but given the events of the past few days I […]
This video was one of the cool things that I got out of the #IMLR conference today in Little Rock. I had actually seen a few days ago and was very impressed with it but watching it a second time I picked up on even a few more things, enjoy…
This has been a pretty busy week for me this week but I didn’t want this story to slip by without reposting it and making a few comments about it. Apparently Acxiom is delivering some new data products that are targeting social media. I am not surprised by this, those of us inside the industry […]
I haven’t used MySpace in a while now and as far as I am concerned it’s not really that relevant anymore, but back when it was still pretty active one of my biggest pet peaves was that there wasn’t really a good way to update your MySpace status from Twitter, or Vice-versa. There were some […]
A lot of times when my partners and I are speaking with a new client about a project they will always list “Good Search Engine Placement” at the top of their priority list. This has been the case for as long as I can remember, and for good reason. If a website doesn’t pull up […]
The report that shows the rise in usage posted on my partners and I consult our clients to not only maintain an effective web presence but also plan for a certain level of social saturation as well. On a recent personal project that my partners and I invested a lot of time and effort into, […]
In this day and age where everyone is an expert in the realm of social media I rarely repost or retweet an “expert’s” content unless they are a) actually credible or b) bring out some good points that I feel are of value. Darren Rowse is definitely credible, he has one of the most popular […]
business partners and I first met Richard Rosenblatt a few years ago in Chicago at a conference and later that same weekend Demand Media treated us all to a night on the town at some swank Chicago hot-spot, can’t remember the name now, but it was nice. At the time Richard had just started Demand […]
I ran across this article today on Webpronews.com and thought that it was worth sharing. Obviously for news and media people Twitter can be one of the handiest tools for leads on breaking stories. Often times news breaks on Twitter 30 minutes to an hour faster than it does on conventional media outlets, for this […]