On March 10, I’ll hop on a plane from Boston Logan airport and head across the country to Austin, Texas for this year’s SXSW conference. My plan is too learn, meet some cool folks, conduct a business meeting or two, and maybe engage in a shenanigan or two, but really who is counting? I also wanted…
Category Archives: social media
State of Social Media in the USA
This post originally ran on CommsCorner, but I wanted to share with you in case you missed it. Earlier this month, Adam Vincenzini and I had an interesting talk on the state of social media around the world. One thing led to another and we agreed to take a page out of the playbook of…
Have we built a monster?
You hate me; but your abhorrence cannot equal that with which I regard myself. I look on the hands which executed the deed; I think on the heart in which the imagination of it was conceived, and long for the moment when these hands will meet my eyes, when that imagination will haunt my thoughts…
Egypt’s Social Media Revolution by the Numbers
Over the past few weeks, we saw unprecedented news coverage of a revolution in Egypt. Despite a lack in initial traditional media outlets and internet sources due to government intervention, the people were able to be heard via social networks. These networks were not the underlying reason for social change, but rather served as an…
15 interesting facts about social media use in the UK
I stumbled across a free tool recently called Global Index Web Lite, which provides social media usage insights for 15 countries around the world including the USA, UK, Australia and China. After getting over the shock that a free resource like this exists, I thought it’d be useful to pull out the key findings of…
23 Social Media Facts to Share with Executives
For my job, I read and research A LOT and save A LOT of useful stats and figures that help “sell” the benefits of social media for companies. Not just from a communications perspective, but also from a strategic thinking and integration point of view. Usually they wind up stuck in my presentations or in…
Behind the keyboard with boloco’s Sara Steele-Rogers
Chances are that you have a favorite eatery in your hometown or current city. Whether it is burgers, soul food or sushi, you know that you can go there and get some deliciousness. For me it’s a Boston-based eclectic burrito place called boloco. Now before you go thinking its just rice, beans and meat, take…
Category Archives: social media
Crowdsourcing help for Small Business at SXSW
On March 10, I’ll hop on a plane from Boston Logan airport and head across the country to Austin, Texas for this year’s SXSW conference. My plan is too learn, meet some cool folks, conduct a business meeting or two, and maybe engage in a shenanigan or two, but really who is counting? I also wanted…
State of Social Media in the USA
This post originally ran on CommsCorner, but I wanted to share with you in case you missed it. Earlier this month, Adam Vincenzini and I had an interesting talk on the state of social media around the world. One thing led to another and we agreed to take a page out of the playbook of…
Have we built a monster?
You hate me; but your abhorrence cannot equal that with which I regard myself. I look on the hands which executed the deed; I think on the heart in which the imagination of it was conceived, and long for the moment when these hands will meet my eyes, when that imagination will haunt my thoughts…
Egypt’s Social Media Revolution by the Numbers
Over the past few weeks, we saw unprecedented news coverage of a revolution in Egypt. Despite a lack in initial traditional media outlets and internet sources due to government intervention, the people were able to be heard via social networks. These networks were not the underlying reason for social change, but rather served as an…
15 interesting facts about social media use in the UK
I stumbled across a free tool recently called Global Index Web Lite, which provides social media usage insights for 15 countries around the world including the USA, UK, Australia and China. After getting over the shock that a free resource like this exists, I thought it’d be useful to pull out the key findings of…
23 Social Media Facts to Share with Executives
For my job, I read and research A LOT and save A LOT of useful stats and figures that help “sell” the benefits of social media for companies. Not just from a communications perspective, but also from a strategic thinking and integration point of view. Usually they wind up stuck in my presentations or in…
Behind the keyboard with boloco’s Sara Steele-Rogers
Chances are that you have a favorite eatery in your hometown or current city. Whether it is burgers, soul food or sushi, you know that you can go there and get some deliciousness. For me it’s a Boston-based eclectic burrito place called boloco. Now before you go thinking its just rice, beans and meat, take…
Category Archives: social media
Crowdsourcing help for Small Business at SXSW
On March 10, I’ll hop on a plane from Boston Logan airport and head across the country to Austin, Texas for this year’s SXSW conference. My plan is too learn, meet some cool folks, conduct a business meeting or two, and maybe engage in a shenanigan or two, but really who is counting? I also wanted…
State of Social Media in the USA
This post originally ran on CommsCorner, but I wanted to share with you in case you missed it. Earlier this month, Adam Vincenzini and I had an interesting talk on the state of social media around the world. One thing led to another and we agreed to take a page out of the playbook of…
Have we built a monster?
You hate me; but your abhorrence cannot equal that with which I regard myself. I look on the hands which executed the deed; I think on the heart in which the imagination of it was conceived, and long for the moment when these hands will meet my eyes, when that imagination will haunt my thoughts…
Egypt’s Social Media Revolution by the Numbers
Over the past few weeks, we saw unprecedented news coverage of a revolution in Egypt. Despite a lack in initial traditional media outlets and internet sources due to government intervention, the people were able to be heard via social networks. These networks were not the underlying reason for social change, but rather served as an…
15 interesting facts about social media use in the UK
I stumbled across a free tool recently called Global Index Web Lite, which provides social media usage insights for 15 countries around the world including the USA, UK, Australia and China. After getting over the shock that a free resource like this exists, I thought it’d be useful to pull out the key findings of…
23 Social Media Facts to Share with Executives
For my job, I read and research A LOT and save A LOT of useful stats and figures that help “sell” the benefits of social media for companies. Not just from a communications perspective, but also from a strategic thinking and integration point of view. Usually they wind up stuck in my presentations or in…
Behind the keyboard with boloco’s Sara Steele-Rogers
Chances are that you have a favorite eatery in your hometown or current city. Whether it is burgers, soul food or sushi, you know that you can go there and get some deliciousness. For me it’s a Boston-based eclectic burrito place called boloco. Now before you go thinking its just rice, beans and meat, take…
Category Archives: social media
Crowdsourcing help for Small Business at SXSW
On March 10, I’ll hop on a plane from Boston Logan airport and head across the country to Austin, Texas for this year’s SXSW conference. My plan is too learn, meet some cool folks, conduct a business meeting or two, and maybe engage in a shenanigan or two, but really who is counting? I also wanted…
State of Social Media in the USA
This post originally ran on CommsCorner, but I wanted to share with you in case you missed it. Earlier this month, Adam Vincenzini and I had an interesting talk on the state of social media around the world. One thing led to another and we agreed to take a page out of the playbook of…
Have we built a monster?
You hate me; but your abhorrence cannot equal that with which I regard myself. I look on the hands which executed the deed; I think on the heart in which the imagination of it was conceived, and long for the moment when these hands will meet my eyes, when that imagination will haunt my thoughts…
Egypt’s Social Media Revolution by the Numbers
Over the past few weeks, we saw unprecedented news coverage of a revolution in Egypt. Despite a lack in initial traditional media outlets and internet sources due to government intervention, the people were able to be heard via social networks. These networks were not the underlying reason for social change, but rather served as an…
15 interesting facts about social media use in the UK
I stumbled across a free tool recently called Global Index Web Lite, which provides social media usage insights for 15 countries around the world including the USA, UK, Australia and China. After getting over the shock that a free resource like this exists, I thought it’d be useful to pull out the key findings of…
23 Social Media Facts to Share with Executives
For my job, I read and research A LOT and save A LOT of useful stats and figures that help “sell” the benefits of social media for companies. Not just from a communications perspective, but also from a strategic thinking and integration point of view. Usually they wind up stuck in my presentations or in…
Behind the keyboard with boloco’s Sara Steele-Rogers
Chances are that you have a favorite eatery in your hometown or current city. Whether it is burgers, soul food or sushi, you know that you can go there and get some deliciousness. For me it’s a Boston-based eclectic burrito place called boloco. Now before you go thinking its just rice, beans and meat, take…
Category Archives: social media
Crowdsourcing help for Small Business at SXSW
On March 10, I’ll hop on a plane from Boston Logan airport and head across the country to Austin, Texas for this year’s SXSW conference. My plan is too learn, meet some cool folks, conduct a business meeting or two, and maybe engage in a shenanigan or two, but really who is counting? I also wanted…
State of Social Media in the USA
This post originally ran on CommsCorner, but I wanted to share with you in case you missed it. Earlier this month, Adam Vincenzini and I had an interesting talk on the state of social media around the world. One thing led to another and we agreed to take a page out of the playbook of…
Have we built a monster?
You hate me; but your abhorrence cannot equal that with which I regard myself. I look on the hands which executed the deed; I think on the heart in which the imagination of it was conceived, and long for the moment when these hands will meet my eyes, when that imagination will haunt my thoughts…
Egypt’s Social Media Revolution by the Numbers
Over the past few weeks, we saw unprecedented news coverage of a revolution in Egypt. Despite a lack in initial traditional media outlets and internet sources due to government intervention, the people were able to be heard via social networks. These networks were not the underlying reason for social change, but rather served as an…
15 interesting facts about social media use in the UK
I stumbled across a free tool recently called Global Index Web Lite, which provides social media usage insights for 15 countries around the world including the USA, UK, Australia and China. After getting over the shock that a free resource like this exists, I thought it’d be useful to pull out the key findings of…
23 Social Media Facts to Share with Executives
For my job, I read and research A LOT and save A LOT of useful stats and figures that help “sell” the benefits of social media for companies. Not just from a communications perspective, but also from a strategic thinking and integration point of view. Usually they wind up stuck in my presentations or in…
Behind the keyboard with boloco’s Sara Steele-Rogers
Chances are that you have a favorite eatery in your hometown or current city. Whether it is burgers, soul food or sushi, you know that you can go there and get some deliciousness. For me it’s a Boston-based eclectic burrito place called boloco. Now before you go thinking its just rice, beans and meat, take…
Category Archives: social media
Crowdsourcing help for Small Business at SXSW
On March 10, I’ll hop on a plane from Boston Logan airport and head across the country to Austin, Texas for this year’s SXSW conference. My plan is too learn, meet some cool folks, conduct a business meeting or two, and maybe engage in a shenanigan or two, but really who is counting? I also wanted…
State of Social Media in the USA
This post originally ran on CommsCorner, but I wanted to share with you in case you missed it. Earlier this month, Adam Vincenzini and I had an interesting talk on the state of social media around the world. One thing led to another and we agreed to take a page out of the playbook of…
Have we built a monster?
You hate me; but your abhorrence cannot equal that with which I regard myself. I look on the hands which executed the deed; I think on the heart in which the imagination of it was conceived, and long for the moment when these hands will meet my eyes, when that imagination will haunt my thoughts…
Egypt’s Social Media Revolution by the Numbers
Over the past few weeks, we saw unprecedented news coverage of a revolution in Egypt. Despite a lack in initial traditional media outlets and internet sources due to government intervention, the people were able to be heard via social networks. These networks were not the underlying reason for social change, but rather served as an…
15 interesting facts about social media use in the UK
I stumbled across a free tool recently called Global Index Web Lite, which provides social media usage insights for 15 countries around the world including the USA, UK, Australia and China. After getting over the shock that a free resource like this exists, I thought it’d be useful to pull out the key findings of…
23 Social Media Facts to Share with Executives
For my job, I read and research A LOT and save A LOT of useful stats and figures that help “sell” the benefits of social media for companies. Not just from a communications perspective, but also from a strategic thinking and integration point of view. Usually they wind up stuck in my presentations or in…
Behind the keyboard with boloco’s Sara Steele-Rogers
Chances are that you have a favorite eatery in your hometown or current city. Whether it is burgers, soul food or sushi, you know that you can go there and get some deliciousness. For me it’s a Boston-based eclectic burrito place called boloco. Now before you go thinking its just rice, beans and meat, take…
Category Archives: social media
Crowdsourcing help for Small Business at SXSW
On March 10, I’ll hop on a plane from Boston Logan airport and head across the country to Austin, Texas for this year’s SXSW conference. My plan is too learn, meet some cool folks, conduct a business meeting or two, and maybe engage in a shenanigan or two, but really who is counting? I also wanted…
State of Social Media in the USA
This post originally ran on CommsCorner, but I wanted to share with you in case you missed it. Earlier this month, Adam Vincenzini and I had an interesting talk on the state of social media around the world. One thing led to another and we agreed to take a page out of the playbook of…
Have we built a monster?
You hate me; but your abhorrence cannot equal that with which I regard myself. I look on the hands which executed the deed; I think on the heart in which the imagination of it was conceived, and long for the moment when these hands will meet my eyes, when that imagination will haunt my thoughts…
Egypt’s Social Media Revolution by the Numbers
Over the past few weeks, we saw unprecedented news coverage of a revolution in Egypt. Despite a lack in initial traditional media outlets and internet sources due to government intervention, the people were able to be heard via social networks. These networks were not the underlying reason for social change, but rather served as an…
15 interesting facts about social media use in the UK
I stumbled across a free tool recently called Global Index Web Lite, which provides social media usage insights for 15 countries around the world including the USA, UK, Australia and China. After getting over the shock that a free resource like this exists, I thought it’d be useful to pull out the key findings of…
23 Social Media Facts to Share with Executives
For my job, I read and research A LOT and save A LOT of useful stats and figures that help “sell” the benefits of social media for companies. Not just from a communications perspective, but also from a strategic thinking and integration point of view. Usually they wind up stuck in my presentations or in…
Behind the keyboard with boloco’s Sara Steele-Rogers
Chances are that you have a favorite eatery in your hometown or current city. Whether it is burgers, soul food or sushi, you know that you can go there and get some deliciousness. For me it’s a Boston-based eclectic burrito place called boloco. Now before you go thinking its just rice, beans and meat, take…
Category Archives: social media
Crowdsourcing help for Small Business at SXSW
On March 10, I’ll hop on a plane from Boston Logan airport and head across the country to Austin, Texas for this year’s SXSW conference. My plan is too learn, meet some cool folks, conduct a business meeting or two, and maybe engage in a shenanigan or two, but really who is counting? I also wanted…
State of Social Media in the USA
This post originally ran on CommsCorner, but I wanted to share with you in case you missed it. Earlier this month, Adam Vincenzini and I had an interesting talk on the state of social media around the world. One thing led to another and we agreed to take a page out of the playbook of…
Have we built a monster?
You hate me; but your abhorrence cannot equal that with which I regard myself. I look on the hands which executed the deed; I think on the heart in which the imagination of it was conceived, and long for the moment when these hands will meet my eyes, when that imagination will haunt my thoughts…
Egypt’s Social Media Revolution by the Numbers
Over the past few weeks, we saw unprecedented news coverage of a revolution in Egypt. Despite a lack in initial traditional media outlets and internet sources due to government intervention, the people were able to be heard via social networks. These networks were not the underlying reason for social change, but rather served as an…
15 interesting facts about social media use in the UK
I stumbled across a free tool recently called Global Index Web Lite, which provides social media usage insights for 15 countries around the world including the USA, UK, Australia and China. After getting over the shock that a free resource like this exists, I thought it’d be useful to pull out the key findings of…
23 Social Media Facts to Share with Executives
For my job, I read and research A LOT and save A LOT of useful stats and figures that help “sell” the benefits of social media for companies. Not just from a communications perspective, but also from a strategic thinking and integration point of view. Usually they wind up stuck in my presentations or in…
Behind the keyboard with boloco’s Sara Steele-Rogers
Chances are that you have a favorite eatery in your hometown or current city. Whether it is burgers, soul food or sushi, you know that you can go there and get some deliciousness. For me it’s a Boston-based eclectic burrito place called boloco. Now before you go thinking its just rice, beans and meat, take…
