Category Archives: Past Nonsense
The sixth president of the United States, John Quincy Adams (1825-1829), was arguably one of the most qualified men ever to hold that office. A diplomat, former Secretary of State, professor, au......
As social media continue to grow in popularity and reach, they have, in a sense, become less purely social. Tools that once seemed to be mere avenues of connecting or catching up with friends ar......
Friday’s PR Week features an op-ed by Amy Dean titled “Five reasons why ghost Tweeting will come back to haunt you” [subscription required]. Dean makes a reasonable case agains......
Over the weekend, from InformationWeek:
Practical Analysis: Social Networks Get Low Marks As Sources Of IT Info
Art Wittman cheerfully reports:
In a series of questions, we asked where you get y......
My second thought upon reading the news that Geocities will be shut down later this year was: that’s kind of bittersweet. My first thought, of course, was: wait… Geocities is still a......
So you’ve got your head around an integrated social media strategy… now what?
As a necessary caveat – we don’t condone starting to ‘do’ social media based on ......
The statistics Nate reflected on earlier this week should come as no surprise to those of us in our mid-twenties who have found ourselves, of late, frantically untagging Facebook photos posted b......
From Seth Godin this week: Personal Branding in the Age of Google.
It surprises me a bit to see Godin writing about such a well-trodden subject. Hasn’t it been the “age of GoogleR......
On everyone’s mind this week – the results of Jennifer Leggio’s research report: Is ’social PR’ for real? Which agencies get it?
Leggio surveyed over 600 PR decisio......
According to my records, I averaged over an hour a day on Twitter last week. Not because I find the lure of constant 140-character correspondence with 100 of my closest acquaintances absolutely ......
