As Facebook and Twitter become primary business tools, ownership disputes are changing the online landscape and affecting the way organizations approach social content. One of the more notable recent cases, Phonedog v. Kravitz, saw Noah Kravitz challenge former employer PhoneDog.com for control of a Twitter account he created and managed while working for the company. […]
Archives for November 2012
Using Instagram to Spread a Message: DC Public Schools
Like millions of people, I’m a big fan of Instagram, a mobile application that allows you to add cool filters to photos taken with, or uploaded from, a mobile device and share them with others. When I have a few minutes to spare, I find myself often scrolling through the photos of people I follow […]
A New Kind of Tagging: 3 Lessons Stikman Taught Me about Web Content
We’ve been in our new hive for almost five months now – and while I’m definitely a big fan of our new digs, there are a few things I miss about our old neighborhood: Busboys & Poets, Taylors, and of course Stikman. Now you may not be familiar with Stikman by name, but if you’ve […]
Following the #Election2012 Buzz
If you are anything like us bees — your social networks are probably buzzing with #election coverage today. Individual users aren’t the only ones jumping into the fray – most of our favorite social media hot spots are stepping up their game and making it easier for you to follow coverage and encourage your friends […]