Posts tagged Facebook

Why the Internet Has Become Fast Food

Feb 15th

Posted by Dustin in Blogging

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The Internet has become fast food.  Recently I have been focusing on the number of Feedburner subscribers I am attracting and retaining, and it’s pretty obvious that every time I publish a new post there is a surge in new subscribers.  If my day job takes me away from publishing a More >

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The Social Media Collaboration Project: Send Me Your Stuff

Jan 31st

Posted by Dustin in Social Media

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I’m sure you have played the game Telephone as a kid, where a message starts off and is whispered ear-to-ear around a circle until it is announced by the last person in line.  This week I will be playing the Web 2.0 equivalent of Telephone by creating a mashup based on the content you More >

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Stop Your #Twhining: My Twitter Manifesto

Dec 4th

Posted by Dustin in Social Media

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Twitter has almost a satirical quality to it: Keep your followers in the know about your status update while hyping up everything you like and appreciate on the web, meanwhile good intentions can become misconstrued as rude, obnoxious and/or invasive.  It’s a delicate balancing act because most Twitter users do not personally know More >

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Social Network Neighborhood Meet The New Kid On The Block: iYobo

Nov 23rd

Posted by Dustin in Advertising

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I was really excited when Friendfeed came out and started streamlining all of my lifestreams into one central location.  Another key feature to the social networking aggregator is that it brings together the best of both worlds: hashtags and @replies from Twitter combined with robust video and wall post from Facebook.  Don’t More >

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The Next Big Fish Caught In The Net: Anti-Trust Law Will Tame Google and Facebook

Nov 23rd

Posted by Dustin in Business

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Let me start by saying that I’m sure the legal teams for both Facebook and Google are made up of some of the best and brightest corporate litigation minds known to mankind.  They do more than just eat their Wheaties every morning.

I believe it is a fair assessment that the legal counsel for More >

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