Social media engagement is like casting a pebble in a pond: Networks grow in concentric circles. For a nonprofit organization looking to build its online network and presence, the networking must begin from within. Whether you’re looking to populate your Facebook page or jump-start a LinkedIn Group, the place to begin should always be with your staff and volunteer lea
Just love this story. What’s next, you’ve got to wonder!
When change is on the horizon, you need to re-evaluate what is a need vs. what is a want.
It sounds simple enough, but many people continue living their life with the hopes that it will all work itself out.
That’s how you end up with thousands of dollars in credit card debt.
Joe Nocera attacks the WSJ today:
Within five months, Murdoch had fired the editor and installed his close friend Robert Thomson, fresh from a stint Fox-ifying The Times of London. The new publisher was Leslie Hinton, former boss of the division that published Murdoch’s British newspapers,…
“It is even worse than it appears for Twitter. The Google+ APIs are coming. When that happens, third-party Twitter clients will start baking in Google+ integration, especially because Twitter has been kicking their developers all year. “What does Twitter do in response? “Do nothing? The bleeding increases. Backbone users, after all, are big fans of third-party clients. “Kick developers who dare to integrate with Google+? That sounds like it would generate a devastating backlash. “Buy more clients / pay developers to favor Twitter? That doesn’t sound sustainable. “Alternatives?”
A very interesting article from the Economist on the Greek debt crisis and fears of further contagion.
Maps of Geotagged Flickr pictures and Tweets from around the world
Orange/red dots are locations of Flickr pictures. Blue dots are locations of Twitter tweets. White dots are locations that have been posted to both.
Click through for the whole set. They’re gorgeous.
