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Conversations on Conversations The last post opened up the discussion of how Social Media marketing itself perhaps needs a new language, a language of respect and honoring, if it is to take advantage of the full transparency opportunities that social media is offering. If we are going to attempt to have a “conversation” about the […]
April 4, 2011
Real Time Sitting With an Eagle (click to see) I have to confess that I am absolutely fascinated with the 24/7 eagle nest cam put up by the Raptor Resource Project in Decorah Iowa. It garnered a great deal of attention recently when the camera placed in the eagle’s nest captured the hatching of a […]
February 10, 2011
Myth 5: “Twitter is a tool for egomaniacs to tell people what they had for breakfast.” CEOs tweet to give their company a more “human” face. Jobseekers use Twitter to see who’s hiring and get a better idea of the “personality” behind the corporation. Twitter helps turn your corporation into a living entity for prospects […]
January 7, 2011
Morality Goes Virtual I side-stepped the human interest story a bit for the larger picture of how YouTube and various other media present a tremendous amplification and proliferation of affect, the spread of human experience which works as a bed for moral reaction and action – I chose “moral” instead of “ethical”. It is worthwhile […]
January 5, 2011
via socialtimes.com How A Viral Video Changed One Homeless Man’s Life. This is what has changed moral effect in post-modern society more than anything else. The reach of television (news, documentary) in the 60s and 70s allowed it to a degree, but what YouTube video proliferation has done is present an infinite capacity for us […]
June 29, 2011
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