It seems that there is a Twitter chat for everything these days. The problem, of course, is that the Twitter platform is terrible for having a coherent exchange of ideas. However, once you get used to it, you often get a lot out of the chats. If nothing else you meet some great new contacts on Twitter. But you still may be wondering how to participate in a Twitter chat. (If you are a pro skip to the 5 Best Practices). In order to participate you need read more...
Remembrance: Memorial Day 2009
Attitude Adjustment
Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you deal with it.
-Charles Swindoll Credits: Image provided by Shutterstock, a royalty-free stock photo service Quote via via @EstherSteinfeld read more...
CDC Shares Its Web Analytics: Shows Effectiveness of Social Media Projects
Through an article on the Huffington Post by Craig Newmark, the founder of Craig's List (whom I interviewed late last year), I found out that the CDC has opened up the analytics for the CDC Website to the public. This is interesting from a number of perspectives: read more...
Media Profile: Journalists and Social Media Robert Quigley, Statesman.com
Robert Quigley is the Internet editor for statesman.com and Austin360.com. His job is to make sure news is getting onto the sites quickly and as completely as possible. He works with various newsroom departments to push for content. The other part of his job is to coordinate the Austin American-Statesman's participation in social read more...
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