Monthly Archives: March 2010

Two Podcasts and a lowercase conversation

I’ve had the pleasure recently of some discussions about social media, two of which were recorded as podcasts and one that was summarized nicely in a blog post. In January, I participated with Ed Eroe in his Air Medical Today podcast (scroll to Episode 6 for our discussion), which is part of his Eroe Podcast [...]
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Tweets on the Times: “Getting” Social Media, or Not?

While I generally don’t like the dismissive attitude embodied in the assertion that a person or organization doesn’t “get” something, a couple of recent tweets relating to the New York Times and social media make me at least ask the question. As I was checking my Tweetdeck on the bus this morning, I noted this [...]
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Facebook 120: Creating a Facebook Group

Groups enable Facebook’s 400 million monthly active users to congregate and interact in discussions related to a subject, even if they aren’t “friends” with all (or even any) of the other members. Groups in Facebook are different from Pages and even personal Profiles. Profiles are for individuals…for real people. These are the basic user accounts [...]
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Cowans Make the News

Marlow and Fran Cowan, the elderly couple from Ankeny, Iowa whose piano duet at Mayo Clinic has gone “viral” in the last year (to the tune of more than 6.6 million views to date on YouTube), were the subjects last night of an extended feature on KARE TV in Minneapolis-St. Paul: The Minneapolis Star Tribune [...]
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