Monthly Archives: December 2009

Does the new Twitter Contributor feature make a difference? No

Mashable caught the first screenshots of the new Contributors feature allowing a pseudo dashboard for multiple people to post to a single account with varying rights.  The article does a good description of the feature sets. My opinion is that Twitter is too late to the game in the corporate space allowing third-party developers to…

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Does the words you use when presenting represent you? #IMSSTL

While at an event last week (Integrated Marketing Summit), one of the keynote speakers, and another presenter in a session I picked, proceeded to use some expletives while presenting.  More than once actually.  While one apologized and blamed it on coffee, the other glossed over it and kept moving along. I like to consider myself…

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Understanding Social Media & Best Practices at #IMSSTL

This is a panel discussion moderated by Ellen Sherberg of St Louis Business Journal with Ekaterina Walter (Intel), Leslie Bradshaw (New Media Strategies), Aaron Kahlow (Chairman of IMS) and Allison Collinger (AHC).  Now that we have that portion done, on with the panel and their thoughts before the Q&A. Aaron – there is a lot…

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Digital Body Language session at #IMSSTL

Noted best-selling author, Steven Woods, gave a session based on his book Digital Body Language and how we interact now with social media and the Internet. (yes Facebook is now the 3rd largest country he attested early). He focused on Google and Bing as two of the biggest users of social media.  Are rankings based…

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