Tag Archives: Social media

Video and interesting backgrounds

Posted on August 10, 2011 by Bill Wren

икониMy last video was kind of awful mainly because it was a mash-up stitched together from a webcam, a Canon ZR850 and a Canon PowerShot. The first third probably could have been scrapped. Still, the tip about avoiding “the furtive … Continue reading →

Posted in Social media, Videos | Tagged bill wren, blog, canon powershot, canon zr850, mashup, Social media, source material, video, video tip, vlog, webcam, youtube, youtube video | Leave a comment

Social media school and learning curves

Posted on August 1, 2011 by Bill Wren

(Most of what follows was written prior to reading Chris Brogan’s Social Media Fatigue. It would be a very different post had I read his post before writing this. But it seems serendipitous that my post and his should coincide.) … Continue reading →

Posted in Social media | Tagged Chris Brogan, clutter, complexity, content, entanglement, Media, media platforms, piddleville, purpose, qr codes, simplicity, Social media, social tools, Usability, Wordpress | Leave a comment

Google makes social media interesting again

Posted on July 26, 2011 by Bill Wren

I found myself wondering if Google might be the first company to actually get social media by focusing on the word social and realizing something was lacking in a big way in the world of social networks and technology generally. … Continue reading →

Posted in Communication, Social media | Tagged andrew keen, artifact, bradley horowitz, brain, Business, communicate, Communication, Communications, digital model, digital technology, environment, facial expressions, google, Interview, message, nuance, nuances, People, revenue models, senses, Social media, social network, Social networks, Technology, vic gundotra, VP Product, VP Social, writelife | Leave a comment

Hazards of the mom and pop operation

Posted on June 22, 2011 by Bill Wren

A lot of small businesses fall into the category of “mom and pop” operation and we know what the phrase refers to: many constraints. The biggest is financial. A mom and pop operation struggles with just getting the product or … Continue reading →

Posted in Small business | Tagged budget, constraints, customer, customer base, decisions, excuse, failure, media tools, mom and pop operation, People, small business, small businesses, Social media, success, success and failure, tightrope | Leave a comment

Social media fugue – is the bloom off the rose?

Posted on April 1, 2011 by Bill Wren

вик услугиOver the last four months or so I have been using social media far less than a year ago and I wonder if social media hasn’t hit a kind of tipping point and I’ve entered into a kind of … Continue reading →

Posted in Social media | Tagged algorithm, algorithms, awareness, circumstances, complaint, content, curation, dictionary, environment, fugue, identity, life, meaning, offline, offline world, People, platforms, reality, Social media, success, tipping point, tweet, tweets | 6 Comments

Tag Archives: Social media

Video and interesting backgrounds

Social media school and learning curves

Google makes social media interesting again

Hazards of the mom and pop operation

Social media fugue – is the bloom off the rose?

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