BlogHer is coming to the Twin Cities! BlogHer Handmade is the one-day social media pre-conference for The Creative Connection. I’ll be moderating a panel called Your Social Media Solar System. Website, Blog, Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Etsy, Tumblr, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest, etc. The social media universe keeps expanding, and most of us swing between thinking we ...
“Use of internet-based social media such as Facebook and Twitter can pose compliance risks for drug companies, experts agree.” — I’ll say this: Any time anyone who is employed by a drug (or device, or biotech) company opens their mouth, it’s a compliance risk. Regulated companies can and should use social media channels to market themselves instead of their products.
I was quoted in an August 7, 2009 St. Paul Pioneer Press article on foursquare, a location-aware social game in which you check in at venues around town to earn points and badges, to let your friends know where you are and potentially meet up with them, and to alert friends to hot tips about that place.
I was quoted in a Star Tribune story about Twitter. “Because you can have that constant stream of input I feel compelled to constantly consume it,” said Mauter, who follows 200 Twitterers. “It’s terrible if you have an attention deficit problem.” I do have more, more nuanced opinions on Twitter, but that’s certainly one of ...