Friends aren’t Followers
I honestly can’t believe I’m blogging this, but Twitter sent me an announcement that people are confused between “Friends” and “Followers”. Maybe we should rename them “Friends” and “Stalkers”? Would
I honestly can’t believe I’m blogging this, but Twitter sent me an announcement that people are confused between “Friends” and “Followers”. Maybe we should rename them “Friends” and “Stalkers”? Would
I honestly can’t believe I’m blogging this, but Twitter sent me an announcement that people are confused between “Friends” and “Followers”. Maybe we should rename them “Friends” and “Stalkers”? Would
I’m not going to make a big deal out of this because, in all fairness, it may have been out of necessity. And while I grew up in metro Detroit
I’m not going to make a big deal out of this because, in all fairness, it may have been out of necessity. And while I grew up in metro Detroit
From Josh Bernoff at Forrester, Sony has made it’s third second foray into the blogosphere with the “Sony Electronics Blog”, located at the dreadfully hard to remember URL of news.sel.sony.com/electronicsblog/.
From Josh Bernoff at Forrester, Sony has made it’s third second foray into the blogosphere with the “Sony Electronics Blog”, located at the dreadfully hard to remember URL of news.sel.sony.com/electronicsblog/.
The social media explosion, especially to those of us who belong to communities and participate, has shown that people with credibility and a channel have just as much power as
Continue readingEdelman’s Social Media Top 30 = F*ck the Long Tail
The social media explosion, especially to those of us who belong to communities and participate, has shown that people with credibility and a channel have just as much power as
Continue readingEdelman’s Social Media Top 30 = F*ck the Long Tail
A poll on ESPN’s homepage is asking voters to choose, city by city, which sports team matters the most in that town. Today’s poll features my hometown of (metro) Detroit.
Continue readingWhen perception is everything (or, when the numbers lie)
A poll on ESPN’s homepage is asking voters to choose, city by city, which sports team matters the most in that town. Today’s poll features my hometown of (metro) Detroit.
Continue readingWhen perception is everything (or, when the numbers lie)