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Tag Archives: social media
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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Scrutiny and the Rise of New Online Networks
One of the primary questions at the start of a relationship is “Can I trust you?”
The same is true on online relationships and in the process of vetting new connections and networks. Everyone gets invites to join this or that and if you don’t have a previous relationship or personally know the person IRL (in real life) then you might be suspicious of the attempt to connect. Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Communications, Social Media, TechnoCulture
Tagged #ERIC, culture, LATISM, networks, online, relationships, Scrutiny, social media
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Jesse’s Roundup – Top Bloguera Retreat, Rangel’s Choice Not to Identify, and Eva Langoria’s “Devious Maids” Canceled
This week’s Latino Review will look at Latinas in the White House, Latinos who don’t identify, and Latino stereotypes in the media.
Latina Bloggers in DC
Last week Latina blogueras from across the country descended on Washington DC and the White House for the first ever Latinos in Social Media Top Bloguera Retreat. Over 65 top bloggers were invited to the VIP retreat including leaders Ana Flores- @lbconnect (Latina Bloggers Connect), Yoly Mason – @yolymason (Las Blogueras), Jeannette Kaplun- @JeannetteKaplun (Blogs de mamás), and Angélica Pérez-@AngelicaMentor1 (New Latina). LATISM hostesses included co-founders Eliane Ramos – @ergeedgoddess and Ana Roca – @anarc. Continue reading
Online and Grassroots Worlds Meet at Cause 2012 Conference
I had the great privilege of co-producing the Cause 2012 Conference in Santa Maria, CA on Saturday, October 29th. The worlds of social media and grassroots organizing connected like two atoms smashing into each other to create a brilliant new energy. Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged California, Cause2012, Conference, Juan Sepulveda, LATISM, Lois Capps, Santa Maria, social good, social media
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POLL: Main Reason Your Small Business Uses Social Media?
Poll: What is the main reason your small business uses Social Media? Continue reading
Posted in Marketing, Poll, Small Business, Social Media
Tagged Poll, Small Business, smallbiz, social media
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Raul Porto On How He Grew The Largest Retail Bakery In The US
Raul Porto is CEO of Porto’s Bakery, the largest retail bakery in the United States. Porto rarely does public speaking engagements so it was a treat to hear his presentation at the Latino Entrepreneur + Social Media Forum. Continue reading
Posted in Build-A-Fan-Base, Events, Strategy, Video
Tagged Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Forum, Latino Entrepreneur, Los Angeles, Porto's Bakery, Raul Porto, social media
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Always Commit – Comedy lesson by Kevin Pollak at the 140 Conference – 2010
Kevin Pollak (@kevinPollak on Twitter) made me bust up laughing at how he played the interviewee in this bit..oh, wait, it was really supposed to be an interview?
Alan Weinkrantz (@alanweinkrantz on Twitter) plays the “straight man” in this interview snippet at the 140 Conference in Hollywood. The 140 Conference is a unique collection of Twitter related presenters (“characters”) who present on an eclectic set of topics – everything from online psychics to personal online stories to global social media campaigns by major networks.
Posted in Events, Fun, PRO_TIP, Social, Twitter, Video
Tagged 140Conf, Alan Weinkrantz, always commit, Comedy, Hollywood, Jeff Pulver, Kevin Pollak, Los Angeles, social media
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Review of The Networked Nonprofit
When I heard Beth Kanter and Allison Fine had created a book on non-profits, I had to pick up a copy. I’ve been following Beth on Twitter (@kanter) for a year and a half and had the opportunity to chat with her for a bit at the Twitterville party just over a year ago.
Posted in Build-A-Fan-Base, Review, Social, Strategy, Toolbox, Training, Twitter, Web Marketing
Tagged Allison Fine, Author, Beth Kanter, Book, non-protit, Review, social media, social networking, The Networked Nonprofit
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