Sam Houston, Community Manager Specialist for Electronic Arts
Sam Houston shares his experience working with video game communities and how he got started in the industry.
Women in Media 2010 Broadcast
2009 was a powerful year for women in media with such events as BlogHer, coined terms such as mommy blogger, companies,
Panelists for Women in Media: 2010 Predictions
Tonight we’re going to have the opportunity to be chat with an amazing group of panelists to discuss predictions, thoughts, and musings for women in media for 2010. 2009 was filled with controversy over women becoming the dominant players in new media and social media, yet the ranks of keynote speakers, CEO’s, etc are filled [...]
10 Key Factors for A Successful Social Media Policy
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Your online external communication as a brand should be balanced with a document outlining the best practices for internet interactions. Online communities have expectations for companies online, so before your employees go out and engage, be sure that your internal communications policy has these ten key factors outlined for a success online strategy.
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For the Foodie In You
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What’s something we all love…good food! Online media has exploded with apps like UrbanSpoon, Yelp, and a few other rating systems that leave users with the vital info of whether to eat somewhere or not. Not to mention sites like BlogWellDone or 99 Cent Chef, who share economical ways to save money, something [...]
Tech in Twenty Ep. 20 – Interview with Video Maverick Todd O'neill
Video has started a very large online revolution which has gained a lot of steam and created a lot of buzz. Original content is created daly from professionals and amateurs, and a lot of it can be found on the web. With sites such as YouTube, Seesmic, Ustream, and 12seconds, videos are running viral on [...]
Tech in Twenty Ep. 3 – Be "in the know" Before the News
Nowadays it’s not uncommon for news to travel faster then traditional media would like. With social tools like blogging and Twitter, we are alerted on news sometimes hours before mainstream media and get the word out. This can be both good and bad. As citizen journalists take to the street, Jennifer and I will share [...]
