Tag Archives: social media
Social media IS engaging in the political process
I have a voice. You have a voice. Everyone using the Internet to connect with people all over the world has a voice. We deserve to be heard. Social media is amplifying that voice, letting us reach people and institutions … Continue reading
Posted in On social media, social networks
Tagged Facebook, local politics, pedestrian bridges, politics, social media, Twitter
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My best advice for social media
Be yourself. Be passionate. Social media is nothing like the tightly controlled, sterile communication messages of the past. Want to get good at social media? Be passionate about something and let that passion show through. It’s really that simple.
Journalism needs a down and dirty revolution
A lot of businesses could benefit from the I like to call the down and dirty principles. Down and dirty says you should never make something that your users don’t care about. Down and dirty means focusing on return on investment. … Continue reading
Posted in Down and Dirty
Tagged beta, cloud computing, Creative Commons, GMAIL, Google Apps, Heavy IT, Light IT, open source, ROI, social media, Web apps, Web-based e-mail, Zoho
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Bringing engagement to an old, one-way medium
This is a cross post from BeatBlogging.Org. I thought the post may be more relevant here: I want to share with you a project I’ve been working on, and why I think it illustrates how engagement and interaction are coming … Continue reading
CICM offering internship to Web savvy students
Are you a student who is Web savvy? Are you looking for an internship that will help your future career in the changing world of journalism? If so, check out Innovation in College Media’s internship opportunity. The Internship has … Continue reading
