Monthly Archives: August 2009
Google Art – Galileo Telescope
The Galileo telescope’s 400th birthday celebrated by Google.
Filed under Random, social media
The Chris Matthews Show – Future of Media
I was up late last night and happened on really good TV. The Chris Matthews Show took a look at the future of media. His guests included Bob Woodward, Washington Post; Tina Brown, Daily Beast; Gloria Borger, CNN and Joe … Continue reading
Filed under Newspaper Business, public relations, social media
My Online Persona is not Illegal
Here’s my visual online persona. What does that mean? Personas is a component of the Metropath(ologies) exhibit, currently on display at the MIT Museum by the Sociable Media Group from the MIT Media Lab. It uses sophisticated natural language processing … Continue reading
Filed under Random, social media
Vick Follow Up: What I Did Was Horrendous
“What I did was horrendous. Awful. Inhumane. And I’ve no excuses for my actions. It makes my heart hurt now to think about what I’ve done. And I’m gonna be real honest, it took a while for me to get to this place.”- M. Vick Continue reading
Filed under repuatation management
The Mike Vick Problem & the Problem with People with Problems
Michael Vick has signed a two-year deal with the Philadelphia Eagles. He was jailed for his participation and bankrolling a dog fighting ring. There are some that say he’s paid his debt to society and it’s perfectly fine for him … Continue reading
Filed under repuatation management
Twitter Attacks – What it means for your Message
This is probably the 10,000th blog post about the Twitter attacks that have taken place over the past week. Facebook was not immune to the attacks either. These cyber attacks are being reported in every traditional media outlet from CNN … Continue reading
Filed under repuatation management, social media
News on the Networks
Two items in the news today raised eyebrows. First, Cisco sales fall 18%. Cisco is the backbone of the web and enables all the social media goodness to flow through corporate networks. The fact that companies aren’t buying may signal … Continue reading
Filed under Uncategorized
What Words Are in Your Press Releases
TechCrunch writer Robin Wauters explores the 10 words she’d love to see banned from press releases. And for good reason. The list is: Leading/Leader Best/Most/Fastest/Largest/Biggest etc., Innovative/ Innovation Revolutionary Award-Winning Disruptive/Disruption Cutting/Bleeding Edge Next-Generation Strategic Partnership Synergy If I could … Continue reading
Filed under public relations
