Last week I wrote about GoToMeeting vs Google+ Hangouts. And yesterday I curated the #isuckattwitter hashtag stream. Chris Van Dusen may have been paying attention to both. I’m no “expert,” but from my vantage point, Chris does not suck at Twitter and he understands what people are looking for in webinar hosting solutions. Chris Van Dusen – […]
You Suck At Twitter If…
In preparing for a demo of Dashter for Chris Smith this morning, I decided to curate the #isuckattwitter hashtag stream that was active for his Inman webinar this morning. Just prior to the webinar, Chris asked his followers to give him some input on what Twitter behaviors really bug them. Chris Smith – @Chris_Smth What […]
An Old Meeting Dog Learns New Hangout Tricks
Google+ Hangouts are all the rage today. They are the “new” shiny object in the social media world. For good reason, I think. In concept, they’re certainly not new however. In fact, they’re eerily similar to the Tokbox group video chats of old. Take a look at this conversation over mojitos that took place in […]
Thank you, Steve.
I met Steve Jobs only once. He was coming into Moscone Center to take a walk around the MacWorld floor. Oddly, he was not surrounded by his usual entourage or throngs of people clamoring for his attention. I just happened to be walking out at the time. I don’t usually stop public figures. I live […]
An Unscientific Look At The Health Of Google+ vs Facebook
One of my circles on Google+ has 43 people in it. Last night this circle became my test group for a one day “health” check. Yes, this is a very small, decidedly unscientific sample size. However, I would characterize the people in this specific circle as being very active in the use of social media. […]
Contemplating The Generosity Generation
I’m not a big self-help book reader. Books by men like Zig Ziglar, Tony Robbins and Brian Tracy have never had much appeal to me. So, when I read those names in the dedication to the “authors and other influential people” in the back of Michael Maher‘s book, “The Seven Levels Of Communication,” I had […]
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