Mashable Goes Political
If you live in Massachusetts, you’ve no doubt been inundated with Senate race campaign ads. They’re all over TV and now, in a new-to-me development, I encountered an anti-Scott Brown ad on Mashable.

Published in Social Media on January 18, 2010.
If you live in Massachusetts, you’ve no doubt been inundated with Senate race campaign ads. They’re all over TV and now, in a new-to-me development, I encountered an anti-Scott Brown ad on Mashable.
Published in Social Media on January 12, 2010.
Chase Bank & Facebook have teamed up to donate $5,000,000 to non-profit organizations. Close to my heart are the participating drum corps. These groups deserve all the support in the world.
Published in Social Media on August 28, 2009.
I just noticed a surprising link on my Facebook News Feed. It says, “follow @jasonrobb,” pointing to Jason Robb’s Twitter stream. What’s this? Is Facebook partnering with Twitter? I don’t think this kind of social-media-symbiosis would appear on Facebook’s most popular page without some heavy financial consideration. Now, I might just be the last to [...]
Published in Social Media on May 29, 2009.
The short version: use Twitter for smart shopping by (1) connecting with Twitter users who offer the product/service you want, (2) express your interest in their product, (3) watch them fight over you. It’s a brilliant tactic and I first witnessed it by observing @autoglassguy.
Published in Social Media on April 29, 2009.
DickensURL is the next big thing in URL-modification. While the rest of the world worries about shrinking long URLs, Dickens takes it one step further. DickensURL converts the ugly into “wonderful works by Charles Dickens.” Curious, I plugged in my website’s URL. What I got was a page reciting several lines of one of Dickens’ [...]