Kevin Naze, one of my favorite outdoor writers, of the Green Bay Press Gazette writes...Dave Nolan is a family man on a mission of faith.While part of it includes finding a new career after an 18-year stint in the automotive industry ended when General Motors decided to stop making Saturns, another component to his master … Continue reading Thought leadership. It’s not just for geeks anymore!
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How Gist works
http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=9563306&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=0&color=&fullscreen=1Gist Webinar, "Three Steps to Getting Started with Gist", 2/17/10 from Robert Pease on Vimeo.
Are location-based services overrated?
Image via CrunchBase Please consider this... "Despite the buzz around location-based services, I have been ambivalent, if not skeptical about the technology.As much as social media has encouraged people to share information, I have not been convinced there is the same amount of enthusiasm for broadcasting your location.There’s the issue of privacy, as well as … Continue reading Are location-based services overrated?
Electronic media usage by children reaches record high
Image via Wikipedia Apparently electronic media is equal to a full time job for most kids... "The findings, out today in a Kaiser Family Foundation survey of 2,002 people ages 8 to 18, show that young people spend seven hours and 38 minutes using media in a typical day — up from six hours and … Continue reading Electronic media usage by children reaches record high
Lessons learned from 2009
Here'a a great post from Holly Green..."2009 has come and gone, and many of us are taking a huge sigh of relief. Going through one of the worst recessions in U.S. history will certainly take the wind out of your sails. But we appear to have weathered the worst of the storm. And while the … Continue reading Lessons learned from 2009
Lately I’ve been struggling…
...with the issue of what is the best way to graphically depict the relationship between the various social media tools that I use. I think I may just end up settling with a flow chart for now, however, I'm finding some interesting stuff along the way such as this... Social Media Maps http://d1.scribdassets.com/ScribdViewer.swf?document_id=7844566&access_key=key-z5qwnajvjmgme3qdouq&page=1&version=1&viewMode=slideshow
An interesting perspective…
Image via Wikipedia ...from a former USA TODAY reporter... "Today is the last day that I’ll walk through USA TODAY’s glass and marble lobby, itself a monument to flusher times. I’ve been laid off from my dream job, and I’m not going to lie. It sucks. I enjoyed almost everything about my immediate world there, … Continue reading An interesting perspective…
5 Reasons for Not Managing Your Pipeline
Colin Wilson writes... "I’ve been travelling the length and breadth of the UK last week and not been able to put up any posts on my blog and so feeling a little more than a tad guilty I’ve been trying to put one together during my lunch break on one of the training workshops that … Continue reading 5 Reasons for Not Managing Your Pipeline
I love to see my customers succeed…
Kudos to Steven Allen Adams who was recently named the top political blogger in the State of West Virginia by the Washington post..."Who is the best political reporter in the Mountain State? That would be Steven Allen Adams, of West Virginia Watchdog, according to a Washington Post Top-50 list. We would like to congratulate Steve … Continue reading I love to see my customers succeed…
Are you a ‘friend ho’?
Apparently I am or my college-aged son thinks I am because I'll friend ANYONE in Facebook! My selectivity actually comes at the list level where I manage all kinds of subgroups. Here are my thoughts on the topic...
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