All the chat these days around the water cooler is about how the LA Kings are heading to the Stanley Cup finals (hey, I’m in Los Angeles). Oh, and how the Facebook IPO has fizzled.
A lot of people want to point to the poor performance of the IPO launch to say, “See, this
OK. I play the G+ game, but that’s really what it is. A game which I’ll explain below.
I ran across this story, Facebook Gets Pluses From Google’s Mounting Minuses, via my Google Reader (which I can no longer share with you) today.
I have to admit, I didn’t read the article too carefully
I had a colleague e-mail me earlier in the week looking for a PR professional, in Los Angeles, who specialized in business, not law. Did I have a referral?
I thought about it and came up with a great candidate. He’s in my Outlook Contacts, we used to work together, so I know he’s good.
I saw a great headline the other day: Dear Congress, It’s No Longer OK To Not Know How The Internet Works.
I remember fondly the days when we were all tickled pink by our elected officials’ struggle to understand how the internet works. Whether it was George W. Bush referring to “the internets” or
Social media is about being social. It’s about conversations. It’s about contributing to conversations that are taking place, and sharing them with others.
You don’t have to create original content to blog, you can just add a little message to someone else’s content and move along.
Sorta like I did yesterday with my post “Before
Steve Jobs died yesterday. I never met the man, but his impact on my life, and yours, has been monumental. Steve Jobs changed the world, like Thomas Edison. While Edison illuminated the world with electricity invented by someone else, Jobs connected it with the Internet created by someone else. The iPhone is one
Well, today’s the big day. Facebook is rolling out Timeline and I’m still waiting for mine to kick in. Apparently, Mark Zuckerberg’s is already active: 
Since your Timeline has to be active to see other people’s Timelines, I have to go by what I’m hearing and reading, and I’m not hearing any complaints. In fact,
I spoke today for the Pasadena Bar Association Technology Section.
Before the program began, I took the time to speak to several people to get a better idea of who was in the room and their level of social media usage.
It was a diverse crowd. We had an attorney in the room who was
Sometimes I hear someone say something and it just resonates with me. It sets the stage and explains it all better than anything I could have come up with on my own. It becomes the cornerstone to an upcoming presentation, but it’s so good, I have to share it with everyone. I had one of
