Monthly Archives: September 2009
Another Ultimate Social Media Dashboard
If you’re new to the strange world of social media, you’re probably not tired about discussion of ROI of intangibles like new media. For some of us who live in the echo chamber, it can be a rather tiring nuisance; … Continue reading
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Google SideWiki: How to Brace Yourself for a Communications Bitch Slap
Google is always working on new products. Many go nowhere, while others become darlings of web technologies like Gmail. Google’s latest entrance onto the Social Web its SideWiki. It’s not so much a wiki as it is an imposed commenting … Continue reading
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Media Skills Workshop – Healthcare Communications
Image via CrunchBase I gave two presentations for the National Association of Healthcare Communicators in Chicago, Priming Healthcare for Twitter and Google Is Watching You: Building Your Reputation on Google. Healthcare communicators, and the industry in general, are increasingly learning … Continue reading
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Google Reader as a Lifestream Search Engine
Image via CrunchBase Google Reader is becoming more than just a reader. With it’s addition of social features like comments and Likes, it’s taking on more of a social-aggregation service. It’s not perfect, nor do its social elements make a … Continue reading
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Why Social RSS Could Be Huge
Image via Wikipedia Ian Rosenwach has a brief post RSS’s potential in which he points out how building a few social features around RSS technology could propel it into a huge micro-content social network. I don’t know if the RSS … Continue reading
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