I think that Scrapblog is a great tool for sharing photos and other events. It allows them to be shared virally and can be used for both personal and professional purposes. Think about sharing pictures from a charitable event or as an internal communication tool to share those company picnic photos. I had been looking for an opportunity to play around with it, and couldn't think of a better reason than the arrival of my second child earlier this week. It also explains why blogging has been a little light this week and probably next. I am sure you will understand. And, here is the Mom with read more...
Fun Friday: 10 Hours Left to Vote for the 7 New Wonders of the World
We all know about the 7 Wonders of the Ancient World, but in 1999 Swiss adventurer Bernard Weber started The New7Wonders Foundation in 2001, which has as its aim to protect humankind's heritage across the globe. As part of this, they started a competition to name the New 7 Wonders with almost 200 nominations from around the world. The list of candidates was narrowed down to 21 by the start of 2006. The Great Pyramid of Giza was taken out of the running when it was given an automatic read more...
Your Turn: Fear of Social Media
I received a very thoughtful comment from David Wescott, author of a fairly new blog, It's Not a Lecture, on my recent post, What's Next on the Social Media Horizon. I wanted to share his comment for two reasons: First, I think he has some good ideas that are useful for all of us, and second, because I want hear what the readers of Communication Overtones have to say. Another question for you - how often read more...
What You Think: What’s Next on the Social Media Horizon?
Last week, Shel Israel launched a research project for his client SAP, and asked people to answer a few questions about the current and future state of social media on a global level. So far he has interviewed me; Hugh McLeod, from the UK and US perspective; and Tom Raftery, an IT blogger that read more...
Social Media: Facebook Friends Compile Summer Reading List
While I haven't written about it much, I have been using social networks a lot lately to put together some of the things I share with you here at Communication Overtones. A fun exercise started a few days ago when Geoff Livingston used a new question feature on Facebook to ask his network to help him compile a list of recommended books to offer as additional reading on social media for his upcoming book, "Now is Gone." Here is the the list of 25+ must-read social media, marketing and PR books. This list was compiled by Chris Abraham, Toby read more...
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