Stories tagged "nowsourcing"

A look as to why some social media sites are so addictive. Karma can make you krazy :)

Social Media Marketing isn’t new. 2008 is simply the year that it emerges as THE thing to do if you want your business, charity, or blog to be “in” instead of “out”.

Once you have social media in your system, it's hard to step away from all those RSS feeds and social sites. Brian Wallace from Collective-Thoughts.com examines how hard it is to break away from Social Media - and how addictive it can become!

Mr. Wallace has outdone himself. This is a funny @$$ article and rings true to the point. Love it! Please check it out!

Today, I gave a social media presentation for the American Marketing Association, Louisville’s monthly seminar. There was a great backdrop at the University Club, part of the University of Louisville where attendance was in upwards of 70.

Mixx has launched a new ‘Breaking News’ feature - one that should be well received by social media enthusiasts of all sorts. Timeliness has always been a problem with breaking news in social media.

Technorati means business with Wordpress Blogs, and rightfully so. With all the potential vulnerabilities of older, unpatched versions of Wordpress out there, many blogs have become fair game to spammers worldwide.

This can sometimes be a tricky matter. You’ll hear things like this from prospective clients (my witty suggested thoughts in parentheses. Make sure that the person you’re attempting to sell to has a sense of humor. ):

It seems that plans are in the works for a slimmed down, condensed version of the German Wikipedia to be made into a printed encyclopedia book and it will be sold in bookstores for 20 Euros ($32). As many people have said, it’s “reverse publishing”.

When I was asked if I was “plurking yet”, I thought it had something to do with baby vomit. But no, it is once again another Web 2.0 name and once again another lifestreaming service that tries to imitate Twitter, while at the same time it tries to sh