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Response Blog #2- Facebook: How much sharing is too much sharing? | So...What's Your Story?

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So…What's Your Story? Response Blog #2- Facebook: How much sharing is too much sharing? April 22, 2010 at 2:32 PM. This CNNMoney.com articl. E that was posted on our class’ Delicious page. Is making me pretty nervous about the future of Facebook. I think the site is just getting way too invasive. There is talk of a location tool (most likely to compete with companies like Foursquare. Users’ public posts being available for search on sites like Google. Yeah…my thoughts exactly. Before, but seriously?

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Weekly Response- #11: What to expect from the 2012 Election | So...What's Your Story?

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So…What's Your Story? Weekly Response- #11: What to expect from the 2012 Election. April 26, 2010 at 3:17 PM. Thanks to the Obama campaign. In 2008, it is no longer an issue if the 2012 presidential candidates will use social media. And other online tools to mobilize the masses. It is only a matter of. They will use these resources. In Garrett Graff’s. Barack Obama had perfect timing. Last semester in my Grassroots class. I read Barack, Inc. Social media provides the means to effectively communicate with...

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From Metal Magnet to YouTube – Access to the Frontlines of War – Weekly#10 | Market Basket - A Cornucopia of Ideas

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Market Basket – A Cornucopia of Ideas. From Metal Magnet to YouTube – Access to the Frontlines of War – Weekly#10. April 20, 2010 · Filed under Blog. Christopher Morris, Time’s chief photographer in the region, and two others were pinned down for three hours in the truck and escaped without injury. Metal Magnet at the Newseum. Although YouTube and the other Web 2.0 tools give us these unique looks at the War, this idea of transparency and coverage of War began in March 2003, when reporters were embed...

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The Key to Winning the 2012 Election | Market Basket - A Cornucopia of Ideas

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Market Basket – A Cornucopia of Ideas. The Key to Winning the 2012 Election. April 26, 2010 · Filed under Blog. The problem with losing a political campaign is that everyone points to the winners as being smarter, that every single detail (latest technology) of their campaign was perfect, and those who executed the winning plan are geniuses. On the other hand, pundits cast the losers as dumb, behind the times and totally worthless. Nobody calls you up, if you lose. Garrett M. Graff. The Obama campaign wa...

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Weekly #11 | Liz's Rialto

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Leave a comment ». Political internet marketing aided the Obama presidential election campaign immeasurably. By using savvy social media platforms, including blogs, email, Twitter, YouTube, texting, and key advertising, the Obama campaign took America by storm, and left John McCain’s presidential ambitions trailing in the wind. Why did McCain not stand a running chance? I will cast an early prediction that President Obama will sweep the 2012 election, but because his campaign tactics have been studied an...

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Weekly #10 | Liz's Rialto

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Leave a comment ». The question should we have this much access to the front lines? Is tough, heavy, and burdened with all kinds of psychological, sociological, emotional, political, ethical and societal implications. My gut reaction is to say take it all down! No one wants to read or look at people firing bombs, shooting others, getting blown up and/or engaging in combat warfare! Why can’t we see what is going on in Iraq, Afghanistan, or another country? April 26, 2010 at 2:20 pm. Posted in April 2010.

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Eestimaa Estonia! – Weekly #9 | Oblogation

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Georgetown University Blog De Rigueur. 8211; Weekly #9. April 14, 2010. This week, we were tasked with getting out of the US. And exploring blogs from across the globe. In my research, I fortuitously stumbled across a wonderful Estonian blog,. Written by editor and ex-pat Giustino Patrone. Giustino is an Irish-Italian American. Living in Estonia. His wife is Estonian – which begs the question, was he swept off his feet. By her Estonian beauty. 8211; from the food (jams and jellied meats! 8221; This expre...

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Winning Online in 2012 – Weekly #11 | Oblogation

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Georgetown University Blog De Rigueur. Winning Online in 2012 – Weekly #11. April 27, 2010. Social Media in the 2012 Election. For our final Georgetown blog post, we were asked to predict what we think will be key to winning the 2012 election online. I think that winning in online in 2012 will mean incorporating new technologies into the lessons learned from the Obama campaign. Social media lessons from the Obama campaign. Innovate where necessary; do everything else incrementally better. Ninety percent ...

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Test Today – Study Guide For All | Oblogation

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Georgetown University Blog De Rigueur. Test Today – Study Guide For All. April 21, 2010. I am not sure if we check each others blogs or not, but if so, here is a simple study guide for today’s test:. Published in April 1999, the Cluetrain Manifesto states: Markets are conversations. Metcalf’s Law: value of a social network is the square of the number of connections – aka: A network becomes more valuable the more people join it (the more the merrier). Problems that crowds typically face:. Anderson’s take ...