A little over a year ago, my bank account got hacked. It sucked and the phone support at Citibank couldn’t help me out. So out of frustration, I turned to the best place I know to get help – Twitter. After some back and forth over the phone, their social media team had me fixed…
Category Archives: social media
Breaking the social silo
This is post is part of the Institutionalizing Social Media series. To see previous installments or to learn more about the series, click here. More often than not, social media within companies both large and small is run by a designated team or person. Many of these teams took on the role in their companies…
Social Media is Not Cool
Social media is not cool. Social media is not a fad. Social media is not easy. Social media is not for everyone. Social media is not a silo. Now that I got those five misconceptions out of the way, I want to get to the root of something that has been sticking in my craw…
MLB Introduces Social Layer to Online Viewing
Baseball is America’s sport – no matter how boring or long it may seem at times, we are drawn to the sport in some way shape or form. I like listening to baseball over the radio as it paints a picture and you can have it on in the background. This year, I have taken…
Global Pulse of Social Media in 2011
I have a problem that I need to admit. I read and I mean a lot. I am also a research junkie when it comes to the social space and like checking out reports even if it takes me a few months to clear the foot high stack of them sitting on my work desk….
ESPN – Wicked Local
I really love how ESPN gets their commercials hyper local. This one with Dustin Pedroia is especially awesome on two fronts. One he is my hight and is called the laser show and two, Esposito is referenced as the best. A win-win in my book. Thanks to Nick Gosselin for pointing this out — RELAX….
What a difference 10 (work) days makes
On April 12, I called out of work because my wife went into labor. Over the 13 days that followed I was out of the office and really stepped away from my keyboard to focus on my new expanded family. Sure I Tweeted or checked in on foursquare or Facebook here or there, but for…
Category Archives: social media
Trouble in the Social Citi
A little over a year ago, my bank account got hacked. It sucked and the phone support at Citibank couldn’t help me out. So out of frustration, I turned to the best place I know to get help – Twitter. After some back and forth over the phone, their social media team had me fixed…
Breaking the social silo
This is post is part of the Institutionalizing Social Media series. To see previous installments or to learn more about the series, click here. More often than not, social media within companies both large and small is run by a designated team or person. Many of these teams took on the role in their companies…
Social Media is Not Cool
Social media is not cool. Social media is not a fad. Social media is not easy. Social media is not for everyone. Social media is not a silo. Now that I got those five misconceptions out of the way, I want to get to the root of something that has been sticking in my craw…
MLB Introduces Social Layer to Online Viewing
Baseball is America’s sport – no matter how boring or long it may seem at times, we are drawn to the sport in some way shape or form. I like listening to baseball over the radio as it paints a picture and you can have it on in the background. This year, I have taken…
Global Pulse of Social Media in 2011
I have a problem that I need to admit. I read and I mean a lot. I am also a research junkie when it comes to the social space and like checking out reports even if it takes me a few months to clear the foot high stack of them sitting on my work desk….
ESPN – Wicked Local
I really love how ESPN gets their commercials hyper local. This one with Dustin Pedroia is especially awesome on two fronts. One he is my hight and is called the laser show and two, Esposito is referenced as the best. A win-win in my book. Thanks to Nick Gosselin for pointing this out — RELAX….
What a difference 10 (work) days makes
On April 12, I called out of work because my wife went into labor. Over the 13 days that followed I was out of the office and really stepped away from my keyboard to focus on my new expanded family. Sure I Tweeted or checked in on foursquare or Facebook here or there, but for…
Category Archives: social media
Trouble in the Social Citi
A little over a year ago, my bank account got hacked. It sucked and the phone support at Citibank couldn’t help me out. So out of frustration, I turned to the best place I know to get help – Twitter. After some back and forth over the phone, their social media team had me fixed…
Breaking the social silo
This is post is part of the Institutionalizing Social Media series. To see previous installments or to learn more about the series, click here. More often than not, social media within companies both large and small is run by a designated team or person. Many of these teams took on the role in their companies…
Social Media is Not Cool
Social media is not cool. Social media is not a fad. Social media is not easy. Social media is not for everyone. Social media is not a silo. Now that I got those five misconceptions out of the way, I want to get to the root of something that has been sticking in my craw…
MLB Introduces Social Layer to Online Viewing
Baseball is America’s sport – no matter how boring or long it may seem at times, we are drawn to the sport in some way shape or form. I like listening to baseball over the radio as it paints a picture and you can have it on in the background. This year, I have taken…
Global Pulse of Social Media in 2011
I have a problem that I need to admit. I read and I mean a lot. I am also a research junkie when it comes to the social space and like checking out reports even if it takes me a few months to clear the foot high stack of them sitting on my work desk….
ESPN – Wicked Local
I really love how ESPN gets their commercials hyper local. This one with Dustin Pedroia is especially awesome on two fronts. One he is my hight and is called the laser show and two, Esposito is referenced as the best. A win-win in my book. Thanks to Nick Gosselin for pointing this out — RELAX….
What a difference 10 (work) days makes
On April 12, I called out of work because my wife went into labor. Over the 13 days that followed I was out of the office and really stepped away from my keyboard to focus on my new expanded family. Sure I Tweeted or checked in on foursquare or Facebook here or there, but for…
Category Archives: social media
Trouble in the Social Citi
A little over a year ago, my bank account got hacked. It sucked and the phone support at Citibank couldn’t help me out. So out of frustration, I turned to the best place I know to get help – Twitter. After some back and forth over the phone, their social media team had me fixed…
Breaking the social silo
This is post is part of the Institutionalizing Social Media series. To see previous installments or to learn more about the series, click here. More often than not, social media within companies both large and small is run by a designated team or person. Many of these teams took on the role in their companies…
Social Media is Not Cool
Social media is not cool. Social media is not a fad. Social media is not easy. Social media is not for everyone. Social media is not a silo. Now that I got those five misconceptions out of the way, I want to get to the root of something that has been sticking in my craw…
MLB Introduces Social Layer to Online Viewing
Baseball is America’s sport – no matter how boring or long it may seem at times, we are drawn to the sport in some way shape or form. I like listening to baseball over the radio as it paints a picture and you can have it on in the background. This year, I have taken…
Global Pulse of Social Media in 2011
I have a problem that I need to admit. I read and I mean a lot. I am also a research junkie when it comes to the social space and like checking out reports even if it takes me a few months to clear the foot high stack of them sitting on my work desk….
ESPN – Wicked Local
I really love how ESPN gets their commercials hyper local. This one with Dustin Pedroia is especially awesome on two fronts. One he is my hight and is called the laser show and two, Esposito is referenced as the best. A win-win in my book. Thanks to Nick Gosselin for pointing this out — RELAX….
What a difference 10 (work) days makes
On April 12, I called out of work because my wife went into labor. Over the 13 days that followed I was out of the office and really stepped away from my keyboard to focus on my new expanded family. Sure I Tweeted or checked in on foursquare or Facebook here or there, but for…
Category Archives: social media
Trouble in the Social Citi
A little over a year ago, my bank account got hacked. It sucked and the phone support at Citibank couldn’t help me out. So out of frustration, I turned to the best place I know to get help – Twitter. After some back and forth over the phone, their social media team had me fixed…
Breaking the social silo
This is post is part of the Institutionalizing Social Media series. To see previous installments or to learn more about the series, click here. More often than not, social media within companies both large and small is run by a designated team or person. Many of these teams took on the role in their companies…
Social Media is Not Cool
Social media is not cool. Social media is not a fad. Social media is not easy. Social media is not for everyone. Social media is not a silo. Now that I got those five misconceptions out of the way, I want to get to the root of something that has been sticking in my craw…
MLB Introduces Social Layer to Online Viewing
Baseball is America’s sport – no matter how boring or long it may seem at times, we are drawn to the sport in some way shape or form. I like listening to baseball over the radio as it paints a picture and you can have it on in the background. This year, I have taken…
Global Pulse of Social Media in 2011
I have a problem that I need to admit. I read and I mean a lot. I am also a research junkie when it comes to the social space and like checking out reports even if it takes me a few months to clear the foot high stack of them sitting on my work desk….
ESPN – Wicked Local
I really love how ESPN gets their commercials hyper local. This one with Dustin Pedroia is especially awesome on two fronts. One he is my hight and is called the laser show and two, Esposito is referenced as the best. A win-win in my book. Thanks to Nick Gosselin for pointing this out — RELAX….
What a difference 10 (work) days makes
On April 12, I called out of work because my wife went into labor. Over the 13 days that followed I was out of the office and really stepped away from my keyboard to focus on my new expanded family. Sure I Tweeted or checked in on foursquare or Facebook here or there, but for…
Category Archives: social media
Trouble in the Social Citi
A little over a year ago, my bank account got hacked. It sucked and the phone support at Citibank couldn’t help me out. So out of frustration, I turned to the best place I know to get help – Twitter. After some back and forth over the phone, their social media team had me fixed…
Breaking the social silo
This is post is part of the Institutionalizing Social Media series. To see previous installments or to learn more about the series, click here. More often than not, social media within companies both large and small is run by a designated team or person. Many of these teams took on the role in their companies…
Social Media is Not Cool
Social media is not cool. Social media is not a fad. Social media is not easy. Social media is not for everyone. Social media is not a silo. Now that I got those five misconceptions out of the way, I want to get to the root of something that has been sticking in my craw…
MLB Introduces Social Layer to Online Viewing
Baseball is America’s sport – no matter how boring or long it may seem at times, we are drawn to the sport in some way shape or form. I like listening to baseball over the radio as it paints a picture and you can have it on in the background. This year, I have taken…
Global Pulse of Social Media in 2011
I have a problem that I need to admit. I read and I mean a lot. I am also a research junkie when it comes to the social space and like checking out reports even if it takes me a few months to clear the foot high stack of them sitting on my work desk….
ESPN – Wicked Local
I really love how ESPN gets their commercials hyper local. This one with Dustin Pedroia is especially awesome on two fronts. One he is my hight and is called the laser show and two, Esposito is referenced as the best. A win-win in my book. Thanks to Nick Gosselin for pointing this out — RELAX….
What a difference 10 (work) days makes
On April 12, I called out of work because my wife went into labor. Over the 13 days that followed I was out of the office and really stepped away from my keyboard to focus on my new expanded family. Sure I Tweeted or checked in on foursquare or Facebook here or there, but for…
Category Archives: social media
Trouble in the Social Citi
A little over a year ago, my bank account got hacked. It sucked and the phone support at Citibank couldn’t help me out. So out of frustration, I turned to the best place I know to get help – Twitter. After some back and forth over the phone, their social media team had me fixed…
Breaking the social silo
This is post is part of the Institutionalizing Social Media series. To see previous installments or to learn more about the series, click here. More often than not, social media within companies both large and small is run by a designated team or person. Many of these teams took on the role in their companies…
Social Media is Not Cool
Social media is not cool. Social media is not a fad. Social media is not easy. Social media is not for everyone. Social media is not a silo. Now that I got those five misconceptions out of the way, I want to get to the root of something that has been sticking in my craw…
MLB Introduces Social Layer to Online Viewing
Baseball is America’s sport – no matter how boring or long it may seem at times, we are drawn to the sport in some way shape or form. I like listening to baseball over the radio as it paints a picture and you can have it on in the background. This year, I have taken…
Global Pulse of Social Media in 2011
I have a problem that I need to admit. I read and I mean a lot. I am also a research junkie when it comes to the social space and like checking out reports even if it takes me a few months to clear the foot high stack of them sitting on my work desk….
ESPN – Wicked Local
I really love how ESPN gets their commercials hyper local. This one with Dustin Pedroia is especially awesome on two fronts. One he is my hight and is called the laser show and two, Esposito is referenced as the best. A win-win in my book. Thanks to Nick Gosselin for pointing this out — RELAX….
What a difference 10 (work) days makes
On April 12, I called out of work because my wife went into labor. Over the 13 days that followed I was out of the office and really stepped away from my keyboard to focus on my new expanded family. Sure I Tweeted or checked in on foursquare or Facebook here or there, but for…
Category Archives: social media
Trouble in the Social Citi
A little over a year ago, my bank account got hacked. It sucked and the phone support at Citibank couldn’t help me out. So out of frustration, I turned to the best place I know to get help – Twitter. After some back and forth over the phone, their social media team had me fixed…
Breaking the social silo
This is post is part of the Institutionalizing Social Media series. To see previous installments or to learn more about the series, click here. More often than not, social media within companies both large and small is run by a designated team or person. Many of these teams took on the role in their companies…
Social Media is Not Cool
Social media is not cool. Social media is not a fad. Social media is not easy. Social media is not for everyone. Social media is not a silo. Now that I got those five misconceptions out of the way, I want to get to the root of something that has been sticking in my craw…
MLB Introduces Social Layer to Online Viewing
Baseball is America’s sport – no matter how boring or long it may seem at times, we are drawn to the sport in some way shape or form. I like listening to baseball over the radio as it paints a picture and you can have it on in the background. This year, I have taken…
Global Pulse of Social Media in 2011
I have a problem that I need to admit. I read and I mean a lot. I am also a research junkie when it comes to the social space and like checking out reports even if it takes me a few months to clear the foot high stack of them sitting on my work desk….
ESPN – Wicked Local
I really love how ESPN gets their commercials hyper local. This one with Dustin Pedroia is especially awesome on two fronts. One he is my hight and is called the laser show and two, Esposito is referenced as the best. A win-win in my book. Thanks to Nick Gosselin for pointing this out — RELAX….
What a difference 10 (work) days makes
On April 12, I called out of work because my wife went into labor. Over the 13 days that followed I was out of the office and really stepped away from my keyboard to focus on my new expanded family. Sure I Tweeted or checked in on foursquare or Facebook here or there, but for…
