EuropaPress: “Periodistas ambientales afirman que los medios no atienden la demanda de información sobre medio ambiente”

July 16, 2010 - Leave a Response

El periodista y director del programa ‘Tierra y mar’ de Canal Sur TV, Ezequiel Martínez, y el periodista y director del programa ‘Espacio protegido’ de Canal Sur 2, José María Montero, lamentaron este viernes que los medios de comunicación no atiendan la demanda de información sobre medio ambiente que existe en la audiencia.

Martínez y Montero, que participaron en la conferencia que cerró el curso sobre medio ambiente que la Universidad Pablo de Olavide (UPO) celebra en Carmona, coincidieron en criticar el momento que atraviesan los medios de comunicación en la actualidad.

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Twitter 2: Social Network or News Media?

June 13, 2010 - Leave a Response

By Burson-Masteller

Before Twitter

After Twitter

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Twitter 1: Social Network or News Media?

June 13, 2010 - Leave a Response

By Haewoon Kwak

The goal of this paper is to study the topological characteristics of Twitter and its power as a new medium of information sharing: see the paper

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The Key to US Diplomacy is Social Networking‎

June 4, 2010 - Leave a Response

By Marisa Torrieri / TMCnet Editor

Ashton Kutcher gets it. Britney Spears gets it. And with more than 4 million followers, President Barack Obama also gets that social networking is what’s on tap these days. Especially when it comes to U.S. public diplomacy efforts…Go

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NYC To Hire Social Media Expert

June 4, 2010 - Leave a Response

By Elizabeth Montalbano / InformationWeek

 

New York City is looking to enhance its transparency efforts by hiring an expert in Web 2.0 technologies to help the city leverage social media and mobile technologies to communicate better with its residents.

In a first for the city, it’s seeking a chief digital officer “to help develop forward-thinking policies on social media, digital communications, Web 2.0 initiatives, and…Go

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Free tools for eCommerce & Social Media Marketing

May 30, 2010 - Leave a Response

By Drop Ship News Posted by Amanda Brooke

Using various tools to help enhance and maximize your ecommerce business as well as social media marketing efforts is just good business sense, since such tools are usually major time savers, and after all—time is money!

But, why should you pay for some help from social media marketing tools and tools to help you in your ecommerce endeavors when you can find them for FREE on the World Wide Web? Go…

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World Cup 2010 Social Media Marketing Strategies on Twitter and Facebook

May 10, 2010 - Leave a Response

By jazzou.com

The 2010 World Cup FIFA event is still a month away but Social Media marketing strategies involving Facebook and Twitter are already popular. Strategies that include the use of Facebook sites to connect fans on global and regional levels and Twitter accounts to provide updates on the preliminary news and action. Not even the 2010 Winter Olympics received this kind of global Social Media attention a month before the opening ceremony.

This shouldn’t come as much of a surprise for three key reasons. Football (a.k.a “Soccer” in North America) is the number one participatory sport in approximately 75% of the world. The FIFA World Cup is the most widely viewed sporting event on the face of the earth. And this will be the first World Cup since the explosive growth of Social Media marketing. So with this knowledge we ventured the Internet to locate the most popular and relevant 2010 World Cup sites on Facebook and Twitter. From a Social Media marketing case study perspective as well a pure fan point of view. Go…

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SERIOUS: Social media addiction – Worse than you think

May 2, 2010 - Leave a Response

By Valerie Strauss / The Answer Sheet / The The Washington Post

So 200 University of Maryland students agreed to go without social media for 24 hours–no cell phones or computers–and their reaction was akin to drug withdrawal.

My colleague Jenna Johnson wrote about the experiment, called “24 Hours: Unplugged” and reported that blogs written by students sounded desperate: “In withdrawal. Frantically craving. Very anxious….” Go to The Answer Sheet…

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Update ALL Your Social Networks

April 18, 2010 - Leave a Response

By David Silversmith’s blog in voxy.co.nz

Managing your multiple social media accounts can be a time consuming when you use multiple sites. However, several startups aim to help you publish to multiple sites in just a snap. Go…

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