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Walking for Wendy Greuel – a Visualization #LAMayor
This is a data visualization of my Get Out The Vote (GOTV) walking today for LA Mayor candidate Wendy Greuel. I used my Nike Sportswatch GPS to record location, time, speed and it even tracks calories burned. Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Politics/Tech, Video
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A Vine for its Time
I’m addicted to Vine, Twitter’s recently acquired 6-second video service. I Vine my dog-walking, my coffee-making, my cookie-baking, my car-washing. I Vine everything but my wife, and only because she won’t allow it. (If I ever do, I’ll also Vine my time in the doghouse after she finds out.)
It wasn’t too hard to become addicted. I’ve tried many video services before: YouTube, 12seconds, Qwik, and others that came and went even faster. Vine is right for its time. What makes it different? Continue reading
Posted in Communications, Film, Social Media, Technology, Video
Tagged 12seconds, cameras, lifestreaming, social media, Twitter, Video, Vine, youtube
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Four Ways to Add Vine Videos to Your Blog Post
Here are four ways to add Vine videos to your blog post. Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Business, How To, PRO_TIP, Social Media, Technology, Toolbox, Training, Twitter, Video
Tagged application, Blogger, blogging, Tumblr, Video, Vine, WordPress
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How to Add Ecommerce Capability to Your Pinterest Board
This video tutorial shows you how to add ecommerce capability to your Pinterest Board. To make this happen we will tie our Pinterest pins to a social media friendly ecommerce site, Gumroad. This tutorial focuses on the Pinterest side of things but I have written about Gumroad in the past. Continue reading
Posted in Family/Culture, How To, Marketing, Promotion, Small Business, Social Media, Strategy, Technology, Toolbox, Training, Video, Web Marketing, Web/Tech
Tagged boards, Calaveras, ecommerce, Gumroad, Paramo Press, Pinterest, Tutorial
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What Happens When the Biggest Geek in your Family Chronicles the Holidays?
The holidays are here and this is a great opportunity to chronicle family festivities- everything from tamaladas, to holiday dinners, to post-election family squabbles, to impromptu football scrimmages. Continue reading
Posted in Communications, Community, Family/Culture, Gadgets, How To, mobile, Technology, Toolbox, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged 360 Panorama, Holidays, iPhone, thanksgiving, Video
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Reconnecting with Mother Earth – The 2012 Mayan Challenge (VIDEO)
As the world keeps an eye on 2012 and the end of the Mayan calendar which signals the end of another sun cycle, we must look to the living Mayans to see what this really means. For some this prophecy means a blip of tourism, book sales, and maybe some survivalist hoarding. For the Mayans this is about survival, survival from human-made systems.
With mining, land grabs, political maneuvering, and military intervention, the people of Mesoamerica are under attack. They are being pushed out of their lands and being put into a capitalist system that is a recipe for poverty creation. Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Privatization, Video
Tagged 2012, Calendar, Civilization, Environment, Justice, Mayan, Oppression, Organizing, Protest
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KONY 2012 and the Age of Online Activism
The KONY 2012 campaign is a great example of how people can come together to raise awareness on an important topic.
I work for a labor organization and a great deal of the work we do is tied to feet on the street. We organize people and money for the benefit of our members and society. When it comes to doing online activism, this is still something that is new in the social justice arena.
Yes, it’s easy enough to create a Facebook page or a Twitter page and send out an email now an then. But those types of efforts rarely have a major impact when they are done as items on a check off list and not as a significant and urgent component of a campaign. The KONY 2012 campaign does just that.
The KONY 2012 campaign includes a strong narrative in regards to the devastating effects of children being recruited into a personal army and it uses new media to help get the message out. At the time of this post, the KONY 2012 video has over 43,300,000 views on YouTube, is filling up Facebook timelines, and is trending on Twitter with the “Uganda” and “Invisible Children” terms. Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Video
Tagged Campaign, Facebook, Invisible Children, KONY 2012, Organizing, Slacktivism, Twitter, Uganda, youtube
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#OccupyWallStreet peaceful protests rocking NYC and Seattle
I had just returned from a day at California’s Coast Clean-up when I saw Twitter blowing up with news on peaceful protests in New York City. The #OccupyWallStreet and #TakeWallStreet hashtag streams are filled with tweets about the protests and … Continue reading
Posted in Fair Economy, Video
Tagged New York, NYC, OccupyWallStreet, Protest, TakeWallStreet
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Fight For A Fair Economy [VIDEO]
This video was produced by SEIU Local 721 to get members and staff fired up for the Fight For A Fair Economy campaign. In this difficult economy, people are looking around and asking, “where’s all the money going?” Conservatives blame working families and have been attacking public workers, their salaries, and their very modest benefits. But who is really hoarding all of the nation’s money? That’s right, it’s big corporations who are currently sitting on over $2Trillion and millionaire CEOs who are making more money in salary than their companies are paying in taxes. Continue reading
HTML for Bloggers Course – Lesson 2
Did you miss HTML for Bloggers Lesson 1? If so, go to Lesson 1 then come back for Lesson 2. C’mon, don’t cut corners.
In Lesson #1, we learned about the basics of Web pages and started learning about marking up documents, literally. The purpose of Lesson #1 is to give you a visual understanding of how HTML works. We’ll continue driving that point here in Lesson #2 then we’ll start learning about the key HTML tags. Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, How-To, Marketing, Small Business, Social Media, Training, Video
Tagged blog, blogging, browser, create web page, Firefox, HTML, learn HTML, Notepad, web page
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