Last week while traveling to San Francisco for the RSA Conference 2010, I finally took the time to figure out how to use TwitPic from my mobile phone. It was like a revelation! For those of you who follow me, you may have seen as I posted various photos from the trip out there, my dinner the first night, etc. I had a shiny new toy!
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Social Media: Think Before You Tweet
March 8th, 2010
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Posted in Blogging, Facebook, Social Media, Twitter, information security, real-time | Tags: #RSAC, anue systems, facebook, jennifer leggio, mediaphyter, rsa, rsa conference, san francisco, Social Media, twitpic, twitter, zdnet
Information Security & the New Generational Gap
March 1st, 2010
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Since the RSA Conference is happening this week, I thought it would be different to do a piece that hits on both Real-time and Information Security. The following blog post is my own original work that appeared on The Network View, the official blog for Anue Systems, on November 12, 2009. It highlights some important sociological differences between the various generations of today’s adult population, and looks at how changing work habits and security need to find a workable balance.
Posted in Facebook, Social Media, Twitter, information security, real-time, security | Tags: anue systems, baby boomers, facebook, generation x, information security, internet, net generation, netgeners, security
Fantasy Sports: Social Networking or Time-Wasting?
February 22nd, 2010
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Most of you likely looked at the title of this post and wondered, “Tommy, what the heck are you talking about? Fantasy Sports is not social networking.”
On the surface, it’s easy to see why the game could be viewed that way. But I’m here to tell you that fantasy sports are as much a vehicle for social networking as Facebook, Flickr, and even foursquare / gowalla.
Posted in Blogging, Facebook, Fantasy Baseball, Fantasy Sports, Flickr, Social Media, Sports, Twitter | Tags: baseball, facebook, fantasy, flickr, foursquare, gowalla, nba, real-time, Social Media, social networking, Sports, twitter, women against fantasy sports
Social Media: It CAN be measured too!
February 15th, 2010
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If you keep up with the local Austin startup scene or even with new social media services as they pop up, then surely you saw the announcement from Spredfast about their Social Media Campaign Management Dashboard product. It would easy to dismiss this as just another hype-laden announcement about a new social media tool, but that would be rather short-sighted in this case.
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Facebook, LinkedIn, Marketing, Social Media, Twitter, austin | Tags: austin, enterprise, facebook, flickr, ken cho, measurement, metrics, return-on-activity, roi, scott mccaskill, social agency, Social Media, spredfast, twitter, youtube
Social Business: What is it?
December 16th, 2009
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We’ve all heard the abundant hype about social media and how 2010 is when it will truly reach critical mass. One thing is clear…it provides a platform where your voice can not only be heard, but amplified and passed along. While this is a huge benefit of using social networking sites, it also provides quite a challenge to measure the impact of conversations to which you are not privy.
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Social Media, Uncategorized | Tags: business, facebook, foursquare, gowalla, integrating, linkedin, measure, media, metrics, networking, social, social business, twitter, wikipedia
