Make Yourself Presentable.
Unless Twitter shoots itself in the foot with security issues or never figures out a way to be profitable we can’t see it going anywhere. Twitter is a place where the informational, personal and professional worlds collide. Using it well means finding a balance.
This second post in our series will provide basic guidelines for presenting [...]
All over the fashion rags today: Did or did M. Obama not chop off her hair? Or did she just pull it back in a different way?
I think she chopped it and I like it. Haven’t been a big fan of how she’s been pulling it back lately. Apparently she wasn’t either. So what’s a [...]
Facebook. Twitter. Facebook. Twitter. They’re seemingly omnipresent these days. People of all generations are now on Facebook and revolutions (#Iran) are being staged on Twitter. As 2009 seems to be the year everyone and their mother (literally) are turning onto social media, over the next few days I’ll be posting a few guidelines based on [...]
As I tweeted, yesterday, apparently not even the head of such a preeminent spy organization as Great Britain’s MI6 can handle a Facebook page. Lady Shelley Sawers, wife of MI6 head Sir John Sawers not only posted vacation photos, but also included details of where they live, their children and the identities of several high-powered [...]
I thought it would be appropriate to stop sitting on this post in light of 2 very relevant news items:
Wired re: The AP and Facebook.
The Ballmer, himself on the future of media.
Needless to say, as we’ve started settling into our new house the past few weeks our attention has been a bit divided. Okay, more [...]