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Posts Tagged as ‘Social Media’
July 8, 2009
Weebly
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Tags: blog, domain, host, Social Media, Web 2.0, Web site, Weebly, Wordpress
November 8, 2008
Did Facebook help Obama win the election?
The answer is yes. Among other things, Facebook played a part in Obama’s win.
Obama utilized social networking and Web 2.0 applications much more than his competitors. For example, in one of my earlier posts on Second Life, I talked about how Obama campaigned on this popular video game. It also appears that Chris Hughes, one of [...]
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Tags: Barack Obama, Change, Election 2008, Facebook, Obama, President, Social Media, Social Networking, Yes We Can
November 5, 2008
Facebook oh Facebook
It’s about time I wrote about Facebook. It is not only my favorite social networking Web site but it has a fertile ground for public relations work.
The other day I was watching television with some friends and we saw a cell phone commercial. The commercial’s main focus was that you could update your Facebook status [...]
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Tags: Commercials, Facebook, iPhone, LinkedIn, media, Orkut, PR, Public Relations, Social Media, Social Networking, YouTube
November 3, 2008
Hooked on YouTube
Do you remember what life was like before YouTube? Where would you look for entertaining home video clips, advertisements, music videos, commentaries, movies and television shows? Now, we are used to watching what we want, when we want it. Instant gratification.
I was inspired to write about YouTube after reading a classmate’s blog post on YouTube [...]
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Tags: Commercials, Mac vs. PC, media, PR, Public Relations, Social Media, YouTube
October 21, 2008
Second Life — From a PR Perspective
I don’t play Second Life but I understand the appeal. I enjoy simulation games like The Sims 2, but I understand they aren’t quite the same thing.
To me, I think it’s crazy to do PR and advertising on a video game — in a virtual world. I mean, there are plenty of PR opportunities on [...]