SixApart’s Blogs.com weekly email delivers choice topics and items from the blogosphere When it comes to keeping up with what’s happening in the blogosphere, even just in the sectors of particular interest to me, there is a lot I miss which, if I discover it later I wish I’d known about at the time. With…
PitchEngine announces new Annual Agency Plan with special deal now This time last month at SXSW PitchEngine Founder and CEO Jason Kinztler was “pitching the Pitch™ ” – outlining the new PitchEngine platform to be launched next month. Today, PitchEngine, which provides software that enables businesses and organizations to effectively package stories and share them…
Signing up for Foursquare, getting my first badge, becoming mayor of my locality In this post I’m sharing my experience as a Foursquare newbie and specifically as a Foursquare newbie uncool enough not to have an iPhone or other such smart device. In a post here just over a week ago I wondered about Foursquare…
Foursquare explained by Co-Founder Denis Crowley – interview with J D Lasica Although I haven’t yet hooked into the location-based, mobile-enabled service Foursquare, I’m interested to know what the buzz is about. On Twitter I see all these tweets about people becoming “mayor” of various locations. I’ve also noticed some criticism, such as the suggestion…
Why using microsites for specific campaigns might not be a smart idea For a long time now I’ve thought that for a new product, service or campaign it could make sense to create a microsite with its own unique domain name. I thought it would be good for search engine optimization (SEO) and marketing generally….
Anonymous and pseudonym lose defamation cases | Noric Dilanchian reports Lawyer and social media specialist Noric Dilanchian connects some dots for those who may be interested in the defamation law implications of anonymous or pseudonymous authored comments on online social sites (tags: defamation anonymous-comments social-media social-networks)