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Share Instead of writing an apology letter to Gov. Sam Brownback of Kansas per the request of her high school principal, 18 year old Emma Sullivan was commentating on first amendment rights and social media to CNN. Twitter, the social media platform, shed light on Sullivan’s comments regarding the governor last week when he spoke to [...] November 30th, 2011 | Tags: CNN, Emma Sullivan, Facebook, Ragan, Sam Brownback, social media, Twitter | Categories: Integrated Media Services, Policy Communications
One comment | Share: Share “Warning,” the morning anchor intoned. “The video you are about to see is graphic, and may be hard to watch.” Which ensured that we all would watch, of course. And I did watch — in discomfort and then growing horror – as a Texas judge whaled away at his then 16-year-old daughter with a leather [...] November 22nd, 2011 | Tags: behavior change, judge, Social Marketing, spanking, YouTube | Categories: Social Marketing
Leave a comment | Share: Share Earlier this month Andrew Overton, one of our bloggers, discussed whether the AP understands Twitter after updating its social media guidelines, stating that retweets with no comment can be seen as expressing an opinion and that must be avoided. Now an internal memo from the AP reprimanding staffers for tweeting about Occupy Wall Street (OWS) arrests [...] November 17th, 2011 | Tags: AP, Associated Press, Gigaom, New York Magazine, Occupy Wall Street, OWS, social media, Twitter | Categories: Integrated Media Services
2 comments | Share: Share Google recently announced changes to their search algorithm that could have dramatic effects on search results. The changes mostly have to do with improving the timeliness of results, giving “brand new” items, such as recently published articles, web pages and press releases greater weight in search results. So, what does this mean for professional communicators? It’s probably a [...] November 8th, 2011 | Tags: algorithm, Google, SEO | Categories: Online Marketing
One comment | Share: Share When the Associated Press updated its social media guidelines yesterday, it became very apparent to me and many other Twitter users that the AP fails to fully comprehend this important communications platform. Let’s take a look at the new Twitter guidelines for AP staffers: RETWEETING Retweets, like tweets, should not be written in a way that [...] November 4th, 2011 | Tags: AP, Associated Press, endorsements, Justin Bieber, Kim Kardasian, retweets, Twitter | Categories: Integrated Media Services, Online Marketing
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