by Kami Huyse
On June 13, I have been asked to lead a discussion at Blog Potomac in the D.C. area about ethics in an online world. I wanted to start the discussion early and test some questions that I hope to put to the Blog Potomac crowd. I started with this question on Twitter, a microblogging platform that allows people to quickly brainstorm with their first impressions:
by Kami Huyse
Andrea Weckerle, a good friend of mine who works with Mike Manuel and now Josh Hallett at Voce Communications in San Francisco, interviewed Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales for the read more...
by Kami Huyse
A few years ago, my clients thought I was out on the bleeding edge with my blog. They thought it was cool to be sure, but they also reasoned that it just wasn't for them. Too dangerous. Today all of my clients are interested in being involved in social media in some way or another, if just from the self-educational viewpoint. Most of my clients tend to be senior corporate communicators, so they, more than others, are becoming acutely aware of the need to have some fluency in this more intense two-way communication channel that I have read more...
by Kami Huyse
These days, 9-11 is a day fraught with controversy and politicization. However, before it became a soundbite, September 11 was a day like no other. I was at work in Arlington, Virginia, just a few miles from the Pentagon. The event prompted me to begin a long relationship with the Red Cross, you can read about my experience here. But this morning, I was interested in where my social network was on that day. I interviewed a few of my Twitter friends to find out, read more...
by Kami Huyse
My good friends Todd Defren and Shannon Whitley of PRX Builder have dreamed up a new Facebook application called Newshound. It is a bit like delicious, only it allows you to share news on your Facebook profile. The only thing I wish it could include would be a widget to add the information to my read more...