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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Design Thinking
As a social media manager, my days are often filled with meetings and phone calls in between account work. On Friday, I had one meeting in particular that I was really looking forward to. One of our clients, Tim Ogilvie, … Continue reading
Posted in publishing, Social Media
Tagged career, design thinking, designing for growth, mind mapping, Social Media, tim ogilvie
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Caption Contest
Public relations offices are full of random memorabilia. Check out this photo of one of our senior staff members reading the paper. Suggest a caption to win some cool books, and to be featured on our blog.
Posted in Media, publishing
Tagged caption contest, nixon resigns, richard nixon, the new york times
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Social Vending
You have your vending machines. And then you have your social vending machines. Pepsi is getting consumers involved in a whole new way with a prototype launch of its social vending machine. In addition to quenching your own thirst, you … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged communication, community, consumer, innovation, news, pepsi, Social Media, social vending, technology
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App Happy: Note Everything
Looking for that perfect app to keep all your thoughts organized without having a million pieces of paper scattered all over your desk? Note Everything, a free app in the Android Market, allows you to electronically organize your thoughts (in … Continue reading
Posted in Media, Social Media
Tagged Android, Android Market, app, app review, Droid, Note Everything, notes, productivity
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Duped!
How closely do people pay attention to the press release? On NPR’s music blog The Record, Frannie Kelley tells a great story of how a ridiculously fake bio for an actual band went insanely viral. The headline of the release … Continue reading
Posted in Media, Social Media
Tagged bios, chuck klosterman, delicate steve, frannie kelley, journalism, Media, music, npr, pitching, pr, press releases, public relations
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In Print: The Beatles
This has been a good week for Beatles fans, as three separate Beatles-related books have made the news. 1. Via GalleyCat, I read that Abrams will be publishing Living in the Material World: George Harrison – an illustrated book that … Continue reading
Posted in publishing
Tagged abrams, galleycat, george harrison, gothamist, john lennon, martin scorsese, publishing, the beatles, turner publishing, usa today, yoko ono
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Fan Page Duel
Do you remember Xanga? If any of you were like me and used it as an online journal, you probably remember spending hours at a time tinkering with the HTML to make your page look unique. With Facebook, things get … Continue reading
Posted in publishing, Social Media
Tagged facebook, html, james patterson, new york times, new york times best sellers list, publishing, Social Media, xanga
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Last Words
Thanks to the beloved GalleyCat Twitter feed, I happened upon a link to Flavorwire — tweeted by BookBench — that had a list of 20 famous last lines in literature. I sifted through the list quickly, amused by the lines … Continue reading
Posted in Media, publishing
Tagged Flavorwire, galleycat, literature, publishing, reading, twitter
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Social Media April Fools
If you’ve been on Google today, or have logged into LinkedIn, you may have picked up on two clever April Fool’s Day jokes.
Posted in Media, Social Media
Tagged april fool's day, geek humor, google, google media, linkedin, pranks
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