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Yes, Your Company Really Does Need A Blog
By Matt Tuens
The term has become so common that most people don’t know that “blog” is a condensed version of “weblog.” It is not a new form of communication, by any means. People have been blogging since man began painting on cave walls, really; it’s just that the tools have changed and the definitions of writing styles have evolved a bit (but just a bit). When the Internet was still without its graphic interface, the World Wide Web, there were the bulletin boards and file-sharing services that allowed the distribution of text files.
ICANN To Become a More Independent Company
By Andy Beal
After 11 years, the not-for-profit group Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers–which we all know as ICANN–is becoming more independent.
A Lawsuit Concerning Facebook, a Marketing Company, and a Pizza Joint
By Frank Reed
I am a big fan of pizza. Maybe it’s my New York / New Jersey roots but there’s nothing like a really well done pizza with (insert favorite topping(s) here) sitting in front of a ballgame of some sort. You get the picture right?
Winners Of Competition Receive Big Help From Facebook
By Frank Reed
You have to give Facebook credit. They get in the news more a lot. Maybe it’s investment. Maybe it’s a look at their numbers. Maybe it’s someone on the executive team has a hang nail. You name it they are there.
Employees Agree That Their Social Media Actions Effect Their Company
By Andy Beal
Have you had the big talk with your kids? You know, the one where you explain the risks and how one night of craziness can result in them throwing their life away?
Good. How about with your employees?
No, I’m not talking about the importance of abstinence/protection, I’m talking about the importance of ruining your company’s reputation via social media!
New data suggests you should sit down with them right this minute!
StumbleUpon Becomes Its Own Company Again
First there were the acquisition rumors, then the acquisition. Then there were the sale rumors.
Poll Shows That CEOs Constantly Think About Company Reputation
By Andy Beal
New research from Dr. Leslie Gaines-Ross and the Weber Shandwick team suggests company executives are well aware of the importance of a spotless reputation–and just how easily they can personally screw it up!
