Archive for February, 2009
Facebook: At it Again!
The facebook topic…Again
This morning as I was checking my google alerts and communications for my Best Buy Remix job I noticed that Facebook was popping up all over the place. People were talking abut the the changes that they had made to their Terms of Service agreement we all make upon signing up for an [...]
Clarence Commuter Flight Victim’s Relief Fund – Please Help the Families
Tonight, one of the most catastrophic events to hit the Buffalo area happened. A small commuter plane crashed within a couple miles of my home. I live in Amherst NY, and the Plane crashed in Clarence. This plane a Q400 Bombardier aircraft came down at approximately 10:30 PM EST while trying to make an approach [...]
Challenges in online community management.
As a community manager for Best Buy Remix I am facing some pretty daunting challenges. They are resulting from a number of things. I wonder how many people are trying to use web 2.0 tools to these levels? Am I trying to stretch it too far? Is there a solution I don’t know about? This [...]
Twitter ~ To Follow or not to Follow
This article is just a text image of my current thoughts around reasons to follow or not follow people on twitter or any other social network for that matter. I joined twitter almost two years ago and was one of the very early adopters of the service. It was really cool. Twitter offered a really [...]
8 Podcamp Tips and Suggestions
In about 2 weeks I’ll be attending Podcamp Toronto for the second time. At this point I have become a veteran to Podcamps and other networking events so I decided to put together a list of Tips and suggestions to make the event work for you.
#1 – There is no such thing as [...]
Blog Design-Big Thank you to Steve Saylor
The “Snowball” has arrived!
My blog has been christened by the great white night, Steve “Snowball” Saylor. He has swept in from his busy day as co-operator of the Twig network to help me in my new blog re-design. As a community manager and social media nut I am getting there with my CSS and HTML [...]
