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Integrating Media, Marketing, and Technology.
Regular features include S’M (Social Media) Tuesday, Thriv’Able Thursday, and S’Monday (Social Media) Tips.
S’M Tuesday (IV) Gaga’s Alejandro Sans Products
Contributed by Rick DeVan on June 8, 2010 at 3:53 pm ET
Like some people watch the Super Bowl for the commercials, I watched the latest Gaga intently looking for the products. I found none. Is this a new leaf for Gaga or all part of her marketing game?
Filed under News and Announcements
Tags used: Lady Gaga —
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Thriv’Able Thursday (III): Teens and Texting
Contributed by Rick DeVan on June 3, 2010 at 7:10 am ET
Resource: Teens and Mobile Phones. Via Pew Internet Research.
Texting by teens has effectively doubled since 2006, while other means of communication remain stable.
Filed under Life, Work, and Society, News and Announcements, Technology, Thrivability
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Thriv’Able Thursday (I): Peak Water
Contributed by Rick DeVan on at 7:00 am ET
Resource: PEAK WATER: New Paper Identifies Limits to Global and Regional Freshwater Availability for Human Use.
Are we running out of water? No, Gleick and Palaniappan argue we will not “run out” of water on earth — but we are very close to using much of the renewable supply and in some regions we are well past the point of peak ecological water — where the environmental damage of human use of water exceeds the benefits of that water use.
I hope there is a way we can use our technology to stop this trend.
Filed under Global Aware, Life, Work, and Society, Local Aware, News and Announcements, Technology
Tags used: Water —
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S’M Tuesday (I): Quit Facebook Day Busts
Contributed by Rick DeVan on June 1, 2010 at 7:00 am ET
Resource: Is Quit Facebook Day a Bust?. Via Time.
The truth? Facebook is just too big — and we get too much value from it — for any of us to truly leave en masse.
For better or worse, Facebook does give us too much value to leave. That is not saying that at some point in the future there may not be a mass migration away from Facebook to a different service. For now, though, Facebook is the big kahuna of social media.
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Tags used: Facebook —
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