Tag Archives: Gen Y

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  Do You Remember the Running Man? AIM's new campaign

  Posted on July 5, 2008 by jaywalk1 in Gen Y, Public Relations, Social Media

  Anyone remember the running man? Not this dance. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfGV645I3nM] I’m talking about this guy, America’s favorite yellow icon…aside from the golden arches. Since I returned to mac in 2006 and began using ichat, I honestly hadn’t given this guy much thought. Time went by, I started using gchat and it was splitsville for me and [...]

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  Viral Ads and the Gen Y Mind

  Posted on May 19, 2008 by jaywalk1 in Gen Y, Public Relations, Social Networking

  Many thanks to David Cutler and Chris Brogan for spreading this nice ad by Adidas. I found my way to Chris’ post through a link he posted on twitter and pleasantly surprised by the ad. I didn’t get distracted once. When was the last time an online ad really engaged you? Adidas really hit the [...]

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  Where is the Love? Thoughts on Facebook and Work Life.

  Posted on May 15, 2008 by jaywalk1 in Gen Y, Social Media, Social Networking

  While watching VH1 Soul and catching up on the Google reader, I came across a Fortune story that caught my eye: Finding cracks in Facebook. Fortune writer Jessie Hempel sets the stage for the story with an interesting lead paragraph: “Late last year Mark Zuckerberg, the 24-year-old CEO of social-networking phenomenon Facebook, got onstage before [...]

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• Next Wave Action Summit 2008

  Posted on April 6, 2008 by jaywalk1 in Gen Y, Politics, Public Relations, Resources, Social Initiatives

  Over the last two and a half days, I’ve had the great honor of being among the next generation of DC’s great social entrepreneurs at the Next Wave Action Summit. Organized by Creative Cause‘s founder Tambra Stevenson, the Next Wave Action Summit was created to gather young professionals and students committed to leading change through [...]

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