Ravit Lichtenstein has a great article on social media trends in 2011 in http://www.ReadWriteWeb.com. 10 Ways Social Media Will Change in 2011
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14
Chavez must not have liked his experience using Twitter. He began tweeting earlier this year to improve his public image and offset opposing points of view. But he made the mistake many businesses do; thinking that social media networks follow the rules of the one-to-many communication model where the sender... read more →
Dec
09
So it comes to this: I am part of the first modern revolution. Technology has changed our fundamental expectations about how things should work. One of those things is access to information. We want information on-demand. More importantly, we want the information we need on demand. Most of don’t even... read more →
Dec
09
So it comes to this: I am part of the first new revolution. Technology has changed our fundamental expectations about how things should work. One of those things is access to information. We want information on-demand. More importantly, we want the information we need on demand. Most of don’t even... read more →
Nov
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Warning: T-Mobile Video May Cause Spontaneously Bursts of Smiling. (Previously published on the PsychologyToday blog "Positively Media.")As you gear up for Thanksgiving, be thankful for T-Mobile because they have once again tapped into the joyful side of humanity. Following their viral homerun with the flash mob event in Liverpool Station,... read more →
Dr. Pamela Rutledge is available to reporters for comments on the psychological and social impact of media and technology on individuals, society, organizations and brands.