45 days ago by Laurel Papworth

The CEO of Pizza Kitchen decided to trash a marketing company complaining they hacked the Pizza Kitchen Facebook page and stole his email list: How to bake a social media problem: Take one serve of Self-publishing throw in 2 spoons of strong emotion stir with some passionate about business bake with ...

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74 days ago by The G.Neil blog team

Jane had an awful day at work, butting heads with her manager about how she handled a particular project. Later that evening, still fuming about the run-in, she signs into her personal blog account and lets loose about how much her manager irritates her. And she doesn’t stop there: She continues her ...

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92 days ago by KatFrench

A corporate blog is often the first step in adding social media to your marketing communications plan. It’s a good choice–there’s a relatively high level of control, a relatively low level of risk, and there are plenty of low-cost or free options from a technology perspective. Even so, it can be pre ...

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94 days ago by Claire Celsi

The Wall Street Journal and the Associated Press are tangentially related. Both are vaunted mainstays of the "mainstream media." Both are respected in journalism circles for providing excellent reporting. Then why are both making such sophomoric mistakes in the emerging media world? Let's take the c ...

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100 days ago by Uwe Knaus Moderator

Bevor wir alle in unseren wohlverdienten Urlaub (intern Blockpause genannt) gehen, noch ein paar Anmerkungen zu den letzten Wochen/Monaten: Eine schöne Überraschung war zuerst mal, dass das Daimler-Blog in zwei weltweiten Corporate Blog Rankings auftauchte: Im Corporate Blog Index der Financial Time ...

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110 days ago

Given the popularity of blogging, an increasing number of workers are actively engaged in social media. While employers can benefit from employee blogging, it also can create new risks for businesses. This webinar was first presented by The Prinz Law Office Founder Kristie Prinz on July 15, 2008 for ...

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112 days ago by michaellarbs

Charlene Li of Forrester Research identifies some key components for a blogger code of ethics, originally published in the Forrester best practice report. The other side of the equation is about company policies and what they should require of employees. Charlene encourages people to adapt and edit ...

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134 days ago by Michael Hyatt

S everal years ago, I wanted to encourage our employees to blog. As a traditional book publishing company, I felt that we needed to experience new media if we were going to transition successfully to it. I still feel this way. Initially, some people expressed interest. Others were reluctant. So, in ...

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178 days ago by Michael Geist

The Sports Journalists' Association reports that the International Olympic Committee has issued a four-page guide that permits the athlete blogs at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Games. The rules include a broad range of restrictions, including no sound, video, photographs of Olympic action or medal cere ...

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198 days ago by Laurel Papworth

Managing staff who participate in social networks. This list also includes policies called; Staff blogging policies, enterprise social network guidelines, Employee Blogging Policies, Staff engagement in online communities, and so on. I’ve done a few press (radio, print) interviews this week re: Tels ...

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