by Susan Cato on October 17, 2008 · 1 comment
Last week Margaret Core and I presented to a great group of people at the IAEE luncheon on Web 2.0 for Event Websites. Since then, I have had several requests for the slides.
In part of my presentation, I discussed the use of public social networks such as YouTube for Video, Flickr for photos and encouraged [...]
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event management,
event marketing,
social networks,
web strategy
YouTube and PBS are asking us to video and post our voting experience.
Read the announcement here.
The videos will be collected on YouTube. It will be interesting to see what folks come up with - collectively this will become a great social documentary and testament to the power of social media.
I’m excited, are you?
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documentary,
ePolitics,
Social Media,
youtube
Recently, CNET published the article: Five old-fashioned Web concepts that need to die, and included the following list:
Refresh: Don’t make people have to reload the page to see new content.
Save: When systems are built correctly, everything you do can be undone and rolled back, and there should be no need for a save [...]
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best practices,
navigation,
usability,
web development,
web strategy
Working for a large trade organization, I am challenged by the typical mix of technology early-adopters, agnostics, and, of course, those who just don’t understand what the big deal is when it comes to Social Media - so they would rather not. Trying to explain why this is important critical is often difficult and frustrating - [...]
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blogs,
conversation,
Social Media,
social networks,
voice
Tomorrow morning, I will be joining hundreds of others for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) Out of the Darkness community walk.
It’s a short walk — only six miles (nothing like the 20 mile overnight dusk-till-dawn walk I did last year (see the video on my blog - link below).
Those of you who know [...]
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fundraising,
suicide,
virginia,
walk
As many of you – I spend a lot of time online both personally and professionally.
In the age of Social Media, I use a variety of community outlets such as facebook, flickr, youtube, linkedin, twitter, stumbleupon, de.licio.us for both aspects of my life (personal and professional) – and the line between the two is becoming [...]
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personal information,
professional profile,
public profile,
Social Media
