05.13.14
Coming soon to a newspaper – and website – near you: shorter news stories. Citing failures to exercise “important news judgment” and tight editing, the Associated Press’ Managing Editor for […]
04.21.14
How do you share news with a demographic that has grown up online in an era of instant gratification? A Pew Research study released last month, provides a clue. The Millennial […]
04.15.14
Take a look at your Twitter profile. Now look at First Lady Michelle Obama’s, actress Kerry Washington’s and undefeated boxer Floyd Mayweather’s. Notice anything different? Twitter recently announced it will be introducing a […]
04.03.14
It was the #selfie shot heard all around Red Sox Nation. Turns out it was part of a marketing ploy by a smartphone manufacturer. When David “Big Papi” Ortiz [@DavidOrtiz] […]
03.31.14
In the language of the Internet, it’s no longer necessary to form an actual sentence or complete thought. This. I can’t even. Preach. NOPE. These short, overinflated reactions punctuate the […]
03.20.14
8 reasons we love twitter. Today is Twitter’s 8th #birthday. While the traditional anniversary list calls for #pottery or #bronze, we thought we’d share 8 reasons we […]
03.14.14
In today’s changing media landscape, we could all learn a thing or two about how to engage and build an audience from none other than late-night host Jimmy Kimmel himself. […]
02.28.14
The digital money industry (can we call it that?) is in the midst of a global public relations crisis that calls out for a major public education campaign. The news […]
01.28.14
As the President lays out his vision during the State of the Union address, keep an ear out for a familiar rhetorical trick – using three examples to make the […]
01.24.14
Thanks to DC Social (@SocialInDC) for reminding the twitterhood that tweets starting with @ have limited viewership. While most of us expect our followers to hinge on every sharp quip […]