Category Archives: Social Networking

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  Tuesday and Tech Talk

  Posted on October 21, 2008 by jaywalk1 in PR, Professional Development, Public Relations, Resource, Resources, Social Media, Social Networking

  As it’s coming to a close, I’m feeling pretty good about this Tuesday. I was productive, dipped out during lunch for a little tech talk at the Media Future Now Lunch and got to think for a bit about Twitter.  The Media Future Now lunch was organized by none other than Shana Glickfield, the DC [...]

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  Social Media Club DC Event Recap: Social Technologies in Associations and Non-Profits

  Posted on October 1, 2008 by jaywalk1 in Public Relations, Resources, Social Media, Social Networking

    With all the election happenings, I’ve been a little delayed with the recap from last week’s Social Media Club DC event. Here’s a quick description: Social Technologies in Associations and Non-Profits: Understanding the Present, Exploring the Future “As associations and non-profit organizations begin to implement social technologies in their work, we are learning valuable lessons. Drawing on [...]

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• Banning Social Sites at Work: NO AIR!

  Posted on July 13, 2008 by jaywalk1 in Gen Y, Social Media, Social Networking, Work

  The debate about banning or blocking social sites has been going on for some time. Listening to the conversation, it seems like the most heated debates surround the topic of banning facebook, with some making the argument that it hampers productivity and others claiming that it can help the employee get work done. I have [...]

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• A Nod to Common Craft

  Posted on July 6, 2008 by jaywalk1 in Public Relations, Resources, Social Media, Social Networking, Work

  Common Craft is a great company I learned about in early 2008. In their own words: “We are two passionate people and Common Craft is our company. Our product is explanation.” They may want to add the line “Smart PR pros love us.” I know I do. Common Craft has been extremely helpful in explaining [...]

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