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Blogger Outreach Series 2: Law Issues Part A, Defamation and Negligence
Continuing in my blogger outreach series, this post will focus on law that addresses issues bloggers need to know, understand and be conscience about when deciding how to go about starting a blog,...
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Consumerism. What’s Your First Reaction?
My guess is that it might have caused a slight wrinkle in the face and a sigh of stress? confusion? frustration? I offer that more and more…it should bring a smile. Consumerism is not just about what...
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Public Service, Journalism and Business: Standing for Freedom
Today, I saw a very amazing man I once interviewed a year ago: John Siegenthaler, Sr., civil rights activist and founder of the First Amendment Center. During that interview, he demonstrated through...
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Good or Bad: NY Times and LinkedIn?
Read, Write, Web announced that the NY Times is announcing a content partnership with Linkedin that allows: LinkedIn users to be shown personalized news targeting their industry verticals on the...
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The Purpose Driven Campaign: Social Marketing as the Possible Link Between...
After reflecting from the World Social Marketing Conference (which I promise updates eventually) and reading Craig Lefebvre’s recent post “Social Marketing: Hard Power and Soft Power in Social Change,”...
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Obama Online – More than Social Media
With the launch of Change.gov, commentary on Obama’s social media strategy and success have been made here, here and here. Yup, here too. Some are even calling Obama and the government integration of...
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Survey This: Bloggers and Advertising
In hopes to not influence responses, I will withhold my commentary on why I am inquiring about the topic: advertising on blogs. Instead, I will refer SB readers to the quick, 10-question survey I...
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