Posts Tagged ‘ Facebook ’
Some Austrian dude decided he wanted Facebook to send him all the data they had on him in order to raise a ruckus about whether or not Facebook is adhering to European data privacy laws. So they sent him all his personal information from 2008 to the present, totaling 1222 pages after he printed it [ READ MORE ]
In the wake of the London riots, British Prime Minister David Cameron is pointing a finger at Facebook and Twitter as the culprits, and he’s “summoned” them along with the makers of the Blackberry “for a meeting to discuss their roles during the violent outbreaks.” He wants to ban anyone from social media who appears [ READ MORE ]
I only get around to checking my Google+ account about once a day, and I feel like I’m neglecting it. I’m already probably spending too much time trying to stay relevant and engaged on Facebook (personal, business and band page), Twitter, LinkedIn, WordPress and Tumblr. I’ll be honest here. I’m a person who reads voraciously [ READ MORE ]
Do you ever feel like you’re running out of time, but you don’t know what for? I’m sort of in a position with a few things in my life where I’m having to wait…and be patient. Things both professional and personal. I’m such a mover and shaker that being patient can be hard. In the [ READ MORE ]
Not that I really need to explain, but note where my Facebook profile comes up in the search results (click on image to see larger version), then check out the newly-improved Google profiles[ READ MORE ]
I’ve always loved the taste of Triscuits, now I love their ethos. This is one of the coolest marketing/brand reputation-building ideas I’ve seen recently. The box includes a “seed card” and instructions on how to use it to grow your own basil. They call it “home farming” with the tagline “Plant a Seed Grow [ READ MORE ]
I just was reading an article that argues that your company’s Facebook or Twitter can’t make users feel like valued customers. I would change that statement slightly to make it more accurate: your company’s Facebook or Twitter alone can’t make users feel like valued customers. The digital marketing firm Razorfish just put out a report based [ READ MORE ]
As the tide of social media sweeps fully into the business sector, the lines between personal and professional are getting blurred, especially in a position like mine as an online media coordinator. I’ve always kept my online identity in the semi-public (yet mostly private) sphere. I mean, total strangers have been reading my various blogs [ READ MORE ]
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