Today’s post is courtesy of the lovely and talented Ms. Rachel Reuben (@rachelreuben). Rachel is is the Director of Web Communication & Strategic Projects at the State University of New York at New Paltz. She’s a member of the blogging team at http://doteduguru.com , and published “The Use of Read more »
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Marketing & Execution in 2009
The awesome and talented Valeria Maltoni from over at Conversation Agent called upon me and a bunch of really smart people (me being the token misfit?) to write up our thoughts for this year on what kind of marketing execution we think is going to take shape. Not just the Read more »
Seven Music School Secrets for Social Media
I was a flute performance major in college (and yes, I went to band camp, hush). It was one of the most exhilarating and exciting times in my life, and I have amazing memories of those experiences. And I also learned a whole bunch of things along the way, some Read more »
Social Media and Hybrid Disciplines
I wonder when social media is going to change job descriptions in the corporate world. Not just adding new ones, like community managers. I mean changing the job descriptions we’ve had and held onto for generations. The true functions of the people that run the business. So many other things Read more »
What’s Right With Social Media
There are so, so many examples of what’s wrong with social media. Where it’s falling short. What we can’t prove. The risks and obstacles. But there’s so much right about this. We are giving voices to people that have none. We’re amplifying the voices of the many and the harmed Read more »
My Social Contract
Liz Strauss recently told her community what her plans were to make sure she’s making good on her promises and backing up her talk with action. So I set out to articulate what I believe my social contract is with the communities I participate in and who are kind enough Read more »
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