Posts Tagged ‘PR’

The Fast Company Influence Project Squanders Their Influence

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Influence | Jul 8, 2010 | Tags: facebook, fast company, influencer marketing, influencer project, PR, PR stunt, spam, twitter | 1 Comment

Fast Company created their Influencer Project supposedly to show who has influence in the social web, or in particular, on Twitter and Facebook. People are being asked to send a unique link to their friends and followers to see how many people will click on it. Those who can get their link clicked on the ...Read more.

Calling Media ‘Social Media’ is Like Calling Water ‘Wet Water’

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Social Media | Feb 12, 2010 | Tags: buzz, facebook, friendfeed, google, influencer, influencer marketing, Marketing, Media, mybloglog, myspace, ning, PR, side wiki, slide share, twitter, user generated content, ustream, vidler, vimeo, wave, youtube | 5 Comments

It is an interesting time for social media. Fifteen years ago bulletin boards and forums were the only platforms available. Three to five years ago blogs, MySpace, YouTube and Facebook were carving out a niche. This week Google announced Buzz which was added to the internet social landscape along with Twitter, Side Wiki, Wave, SlideShare, ...Read more.