For corporate blogs, this is one of the biggest news stories for a long time. In an article by Brian Solis, he explains what the SEC recognizing blogs as public disclosure means for Social Corporations. Read the full article over at TechCrunch: SEC To Recognize Corporate Blogs As Public Disclosure. Can We Now Kill The Press …
Monthly Archives: July 2008
Can Social Media Play Nice? A Social Media Love Manifesto
Can social media network users bring “nice” back to social media?
13 Twitter Power User Tips
There have been a number of excellent Twitter productivity tools blogged about lately, and one of the best Twitter power tools lists comes this morning from TechRepublic.com. Sanity Check: 10 tools that will make you a Twitter power user. You can follow me on Twitter under the username ghennipher While this is a great list, I’m adding 3 more tools …
Corporate Social Networking FAIL!
Seems Enterprise everywhere is still hopping on the Social Networking bandwagon — but are still not getting it. SocialMediaToday.com has some great arguments for enterprises actually looking to win in the social media scene. “Businesses have to realize that having a Facebook page for their products makes them look ridiculous and could actually harm the brand.” “They …
Who controls the flow and pace of inside information? The CEO? Or Social Network Users?
It’s no secret that CEOs are generally afraid of Social Media. I think most see it as an experiment in democracy. And though CEOs at the helm of businesses, set the direction and take calculated risks, social media is still just too nebulous for many CEOs to feel like it is a wise risk for their company. …
A Social Media Manifesto
This is one of the sanest things I’ve read in regard to Social Media PR 2.0 lately. There has been a lot of social media hype. And in the midst of which, a shift has taken place in the online world that some corporations are slow to adapt to. Traditional push marketing under the guise of pull …
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