People, people, people… I just had to take a moment to comment on a recent article I read over at MediaPost about copyright trolls, RightHaven, and their heavy-handed tactics in copyright enforcement. The article written by Wendy Davis cites a…
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What if the ROI was higher by being nice?
Tagged with: Blog, blogging, copyright, DRM, lawsuits, legal, righthaven, ROI
Posted in Current Affairs, marketing, Social Marketing, Social Media
Posted in Current Affairs, marketing, Social Marketing, Social Media
The Trinity of Social Media Explored Still Further – The Social Network
The first post on this topic, the Trinity of Social Media, connected three basic components of a social media strategy – the blog, and microblog and a social network. Each has been the subject of a separate post expanding on…
Tagged with: blogging, neilsen, Pew Internet Study, Social Media, Steven Groves, strategy, trinity of social media
Posted in Social Media, strategy
Posted in Social Media, strategy
The Trinity of Social Media Explored Further – Microblogging
In the earlier post on The Trinity of Social Media, we explored blogging and I stated that the blog is a foundational component. The basic components are a blog, a microblog and the social network. This post explores how the…
Tagged with: Blog, blogging, microblog, Social Media, strategy, trinity of social media, Twitter
Posted in Social Media, strategy, Web/Tech
Posted in Social Media, strategy, Web/Tech
The Trinity of Social Media explored – The Blog
I earlier posted about the Trinity of Social Media and in it I laid out three fundamental components in the strategy – a blog, a microblog and a social network. We get a lot of questions at TSMB Media about…
Tagged with: Blog, blogging, Social Media, social media bible, StevenGroves.com, strategy, tools, trinity of social media
Posted in Social Media, strategy
Posted in Social Media, strategy
The Evolution of Social Media; Are We Doing It Right?!
I enjoy the wandering path that is social media for me. The twists, turns and links I find are fun and most often illuminating. Yesterday I found Jason Falls and his blog “Social Media Explorer”, because Lon Safko had told…
