Alison Byrne Fields is SVP/Managing Director, DDB Issues & Advocacy in Washington, DC and a big fan of LA. …
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By David Burn
Alison Byrne Fields is SVP/Managing Director, DDB Issues & Advocacy in Washington, DC and a big fan of LA. …
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Loic Le Meur has stirred up some Twitterati dust with this anti-egalitarian declaration: We need filtering and search by authority. We're not equal on Twitter, as we're not equal on blogs and on the web. Le Meur came to this conclusion after 7000 Tweets were posted during the two days of LeWeb 3, an Internet conference in Paris. He couldn't get to the good stuff quickly enough; hence his position. Warren Sukernek of …
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By David Burn
I was inspired by Chris Brogan to Tweet the above thoughts last night. Here's the heart of what Brogan is saying: It's important to think about where you want information to live, and how you want it to impact the world. For everything you toss into a stream rolls past, and if I'm not at the stream when you throw your leaf onto the waters, I'll miss the leaf entirely, or perhaps catch only the ripples. In reaction to …
By David Burn
Abbey Klaassen of Ad Age has complied a list of 10 ways to monetize Twitter, just in case Ev needs some free advice for the holidays. Jump over to Ad Age to see all 10. Or just entertain this one: 5. ENABLE MOBILE PAYMENTS It would make Twitter a $1 billion company overnight. That's what entrepreneur Nate Westheimer concluded in an essay for Silicon Alley Insider, in which he noted that mobile users of Twitter …
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By David Burn
Books are important. Family is important. Buying books for friends and family members this holiday season is important. Particularly, if you're buying them from Broadway Books at 1714 NE Broadway in Portland. That's the message coming from Everyday Dude in San Francisco. His mother has owned and operated the independent bookstore for the better part of 20 years. Unfortunately, the store isn't doing well this winter. …
By David Burn
You see this: It's something Twitter users call a Retweet (RT). In other words, it's a straight lift and rebroadcast of another user's update. Retweets have the potential to go viral. Say, someone's child goes missing...one might be inclined to Retweet such a notice in hope of casting a wider safety net for the worried family. This same principal is at work even when the cause isn't as pressing. If one can enter a …
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@brianstelter of The New York Times took note of @onemoreryan's tweets last week as they related to CNN's proposal to offer an alternative wire service to newspapers across the country. Apparently, The Spokesman-Review editor was using Twitter to "broadcast" his opinions from inside CNN headquarters, a practice that Stetler (and presumably CNN) questioned. CNN, a division of Time Warner, invited several dozen …
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