Social Media Top 5: Twisney’s onto something: where next?
Doug Haslam As if any blogger or social media addict needed ego-inflation, the kind folks at Utterz called me an “immortal” among mobile podcasters. Apparently I’m a mobile podcaster. Ok, I’ll buy…
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Social Media Top 5: The Present and Future of Disconnecting
I just returned from a vacation in which I was somewhat successful staying offline—or, at least kept myself from being immersed in my personal Web 2.0 multimedia world at my…
Social Media Top 5: Twittering customer service
Time for another Social Media Top 5. It has been a whirlwind week, but I am finding time to squeeze one in (or is it out?). This week’s Top 5…
Social Media Top 5: Attack on Israel is Keenly, um, Felt
I’m making up less stuff this week, go figure. Good topics on the Interwebs though: 1) Loren Feldman of 1938 media, while not exactly trying to wipe (Shel) Israel off…
Social Media Top 5: Gimme Gimme ChaCha Heels
Time again for my Social Media Top 5, a series of observations, snarks and made-up stuff about social media. My items for this week, honoring Opening Day for the Inside…
Social Media Top 5: Our Hour (for Earth)
1) Earth hour: Google leads the way in environmental conscientiousness by going to an energy-saving black homepage. I was so impresses I printed out 50 copies for my friends. Make…
Social Media Top 5: Why Bother?
Time for another Social Media top 5, after another long week of being immersed in the biz: 1) Marketing guru Seth Godin says you don’t need to bother having a…
Social Media Top 5: Cleaning up after SXSW Interactive
Time for the weekly Social Media Top 5, a collection of japes, jeers, jerks, and general thoughts about social media, real and imagined. 1) First up, the big buzz at…
Social Media Top 5: Calling a Foul on SXSW
This week, the SXSW interactive conference is going on down in Austin, Texas, and all the “cool kids” from social media are there. Except me. This Week’s Social Media Top…
Social Media Top 5: Drop Dead TED
My weekly thoughts on social media, set down while pondering why the Obama campaign has not officially adopted New Orleans legend Allen Toussaint’s “Yes We Can” for the campaign. The…