Social Media Posts

Date
May 04

Twitter's just launched Blackbird Pie. This cool service will allow you to take a unique Twitter URL and generate some very cool code to embed in your blog. One of the cool things about this is that if you're quoted via a Twitter source on another blog, your Twitter name will be linked to via a very clean, very SEO friendly link. 

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Date
May 04

Hooray! You've joined social media, you have a smart phone and your social media apps. You look at the numbers and see that 40 bajillion people are on Twitter and 100 gazillion are on Facebook. You order your web design firm or your fun-loving social media marketing manager to set up some profiles and start "getting in on the conversation". 

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Yesterday at Facebook’s f8 conference Mark Zuckerberg talked about the new direction that Facebook will be taking. The announcements revolve primarily around data portability and security.

First, let me give you a quick explanation of data portability. When you create a Facebook profile, you give your name, gender, email, phone number, location, interests and a host of other data points that fill out your demographic and psychographic profile. Secondly, as you participate in Facebook, someone may leave a link about the new Windows 7 phone that you may like, so you click the “like” button. That interaction is also saved as a part of your personal data.

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Posted By Tony Poillucci

The Give Back Giveaway

Date
Dec 22

Our friends at the Triangle Community Foundation have put their creative minds to work and have inspired a philanthropic 'experiment' of sorts: The Give Back Giveaway. At their annual holiday party, the night ended with a surprise involving envelopes with $10 cash and a challenge. The Give Back Giveaway has three rules, 1) match the $10 with at least $10 of your own 2) go out and give the money to someone you do not know or an organization doing good in the region and 3) tell us what you did.

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Rivals – every higher education institution has them, and almost every student will dedicate their time, energy and gallons of face-paint defending their school against them.  On the surface, a rivalry simply is a competition toward the same goal. But in an ambitious industry, where the majority of colleges and universities out there are still trying to differentiate themselves from their competition, the rivalry is a fight for uniqueness.

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