Archive for December, 2010
Posted on December 19, 2010. Filed under: Web Rules and Regulations | Tags: BitTorrent, Comcast, electronic human rights, FCC, free web, freedom of speech, future shock, Internet, net neutrality, open internet, policy, telecommunications act, universality, web |
Do you enjoy surfing the web and being able to hop onto any site you please? How would you feel if your internet service provider limited the websites you could get to, or charged you extra to do things like watch a video and send an instant message? Well, there’s been talk about how companies [...]
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Posted on December 13, 2010. Filed under: Books, Marketing and Public Relations | Tags: best practices, business, communications, consumer marketing, customer service, David Meerman Scott, engage, Internet, marketing, marketing communications, online engagement, PR, public relations, real-time, sales, strategy, tactics, Twitter, viral video, web |
You know how they say time is money? Well, these days it’s your reputation, too. With an always-on 24/7 internet, if you’re in the news in a negative way, you must respond immediately. There’s little time to plod though a carefully measured crises communications plan while a story races across the web — where videos [...]
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