MySpace is trotting out a fancy new site redesign beginning tomorrow, in an effort to be more attractive to advertisers. The redesign, to be finished by early fall, will include a new navigation bar, search tool and video player.
I’ve read that the redesign is intended to address one of the main problems of social networking […]
Recently, the Associated Press threw down a gauntlet and started a great big hairy fight with bloggers. The gist of the matter is that they’re they don’t want bloggers to quote from their stories. They asked one blogger to take down seven posts from in which quotes from AP stories were used. The quoted pieces […]
Vancouver was recently hosted Jeff Pulver for one of his social media breakfasts, and we started talking about Twitter and how many people you actually pay attention to. I answered that I was following about 600 people, and Jeff asked how many I actually follow. That number is actually closer to 30.
I’ve been thinking […]
Brian Solis, co-author of Now is Gone, and several other social media and PR ventures, has a new ebook available for download.
The Essential Guide to Social Media is a "quick start" overview of how to listen and participate in social media and new media marketing.
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According to a recent Rapleaf Study, both men and women use social networking sites in massive numbers, but it’s the women who are holding down the fort.
I can’t say that I’m surprised, really. Sure, there’s several guys I’m “friends” with or “talk to” on Twitter for example, which really is my main socnet, there’s […]
You can find the notebook after the event. All those notes I took throughout Convergence 2008? Yeah… I can’t find that book. it’s here *somewhere* I’m sure, but where? That’s the part I’m not clear on.
To add insult to injury, I downloaded about 400 images yesterday evening, and my system is only showing me […]
Since I’ve been writing for b5Media, I’ve found myself thinking more about citizen journalism vs traditional journalism. I think that everyone has to face the fact that we’re entering a new world, one that is more focused on peer-to-peer communications than we are someone providing news to us. Just look at how many more blogs […]
Now that I’ve got a several writing gigs, I need to read, a lot. A lot of news, a lot of opinions, a lot of sites.
Tris Hussey pointed me in the direction of AideRSS, which is a very slick little tool to help calm the savage RSS beast.
AideRSS uses a slick technology which […]
No, we’re not talking about Disney here.
I’m talking about sing the web to spread your message virally. David M. Scott, author of The New Rules of Marketing and PR has offered BuzzNetworker readers a free e-book download.
I’ll be speaking David in the coming weeks and I’m on his list for review copies of […]
Today I had to write a response about a presentation regarding analytics specifically server houses versus web. However I think for this blog a lot of people are already rather knowledgeable about that subject so I would like to dive into what I use and why I use them.
Currently on my personal blog I use […]
How to use social networking to create brand recognition for your business, your product, or yourself.
Written by Colleen Coplick [email] for b5media.
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