Archive for the “Social Media” category

Internet Marketering Gurus Embracing Social Media

csandb19th Jun 2008Internet Marketing, Social Media, Twitter

John Reese wrote a great post today in response to an attack on him by a couple of bloggers regarding twitter. Basically what More »

Facebook’s New Chat Feature

csandb24th Apr 2008Facebook, General, Social Media

Earlier this week I noticed a little box in the bottom right corner of my Facebook window telling me about Facebook chat, but More »

Blocking FaceBook Apps

csandb19th Feb 2008Facebook, Social Media

I am now blocking all Facebook apps to which I am invited. The reason for this is that I was getting way more More »

Sad News From Pandora

csandb3rd May 2007Social Media

I just got the following e-mail informing me I can no longer listing to Pandora while in the Philippines:

Dear Pandora listener,
Today we have More »

400 MyBlogLog Community Members

csandb26th Apr 2007General, Social Media

My blog community on MyBlogLog just reached 400 members today, thanks to to Scott Bradley. Although I am assuming that most of those More »

The Value of Digg to Non-Digg Users

csandb3rd Jan 2007Digg, Internet Marketing, Social Media

A discussion going on on several blogs about whether Digg should be included in Google’s search results has got me thinking about the More »

Seven Digg Experts

csandb19th Dec 2006Digg, Links, Social Media

While keeping informed and up to date about what is being written about Digg over the past several months I have come across More »

Is Digg a Game?

csandb16th Dec 2006Digg, Social Media

I just wrote an article at my marketing blog, about the gaming element of Digg, and my take on the fact that a More »

Am I a Digg Spammer?

csandb5th Dec 2006Digg, Social Media

I am a Digg Spammer, at least according to Digg users HaltingPoint, dnight, and hobbsy, who left the following comments on the Digg More »

The Digg Elite

csandb14th Nov 2006Digg, Social Media

It has been said that on social media sites such as Digg the rule of 80-19-1 describes what percentage of users consume, participate, More »