Archive for the ‘Social media and government’ Category

Could “Belonging” be the next marketing revolution?

Dr. Julia Bramble suggests that a marketing revolution can begin with a commitment to belonging.

Facebook. Fake news. There are no easy answers.

The ethics and legal implications of Facebook and fake news is very complex. But there are three changes that can help.

Marketing without measurement in a world of malignant complexity

In a world of malignant complexity, we may have to grow comfortable with marketing without forecasting or reliable measurement.

Why breaking up Big Tech won’t work

The notion of breaking up big tech is picking up political momentum but it won’t work because deep down, people like things as they are.

The Marketing Rebellion is HERE.

The Marketing Rebellion is here, ushered in by a new book from Mark Schaefer. How do you succeed in an ad-free, loyalty-free, funnel-free world?

The Facebook Congressional Hearings were more disturbing than you realize

The Facebook Congressional Hearings were more than an inquiry into troubling ads and privacy. It demonstrated a shocking lack of understanding of tech that will eventually threaten national security.

The Infinite Dial - Facebook Usage Drop 2018

Facebook bombshell: It has stopped growing.

New research shows that Facebook has stopped growing, by a lot. What does this Facebook bombshell mean to the company and to social media marketers?

Why you should worry about Europe’s new hate speech laws

Don’t become complacent about public posts. Europe’s new hate speech laws could affect journalists, businesses, and social media users.

The Business Case for Social Network Subscriptions

How are social networks going to evolve and what will the social network in a decade look like? With growing concerns over data privacy and transparency, and an emerging generations that are far smarter and more savvy when it comes to technology, paid social network subscriptions may be an answer.