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Asking the Right Questions about PR and Social Media
Tomorrow I have an opportunity to discuss social media and how it is changing the practice of public relations with students from the University of St. Thomas’ chapter of the PRSSA. Jessica Snell, a St. Thomas junior who is in charge of the noon program, sent me a list of questions as a starting point [...]
Also posted in Conferences, Social Media Tagged PR, PRSSA, Social Media, St. Thomas, Students, University of St. Thomas 3 Comments
Facebook 109: Uploading a Video to Facebook
Facebook‘s video player isn’t as popular as its photo sharing application (which is the most popular photo sharing site in the world), but it’s a great way to share video with a defined group of people. In YouTube, you have the choice of sharing either with the whole world or with a group of up [...]
LinkedIn Application Platform: A Major Advance
In a playful, tongue-in-cheek, maybe even SMUG sense, I’ve previously called LinkedIn “social networking without the social.” So the announcement last night of its Applications platform raises its usefulness significantly from my perspective. I first saw this news in my WordPress dashboard as I was writing a post last night, and went to install the [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged applications, business networking, Facebook, LinkedIn, platform, social networking 3 Comments
Yammer 104: Yammer as GTD General Reference File
In this post I wrote about how a blog can be the ultimate personal electronic “general reference” filing system that is consistent with David Allen’s Getting Things Done, or GTD, approach to life organization. I still think a blog can be useful for general reference. I often use the SMUG blog in that way. I [...]
Also posted in Productivity, Tools Tagged blog, Blogging, David Allen, General Reference, Getting Things Done, GTD, microblogging, Reference, Twitter, Yammer 11 Comments



Yammer 202: Video Yammercasting