Five ideas: Constructive engagement in destructive times
The violence in the news has fueled divisive and hateful social discourse. Here are some tips for constructive discourse when the tempers are high.
Archive for the ‘Social media and politics’ Category
5 Ways Twitter is changing the world (despite what the critics say)
Twitter is changing the world in profound ways. How we report, discover, connect, and inform ourselves has been changed forever
Social media and leadership: 7 ways the world is changing
Social media and leadership: The shrill, noisy, and extemporaneous nature of the social web has impacted traditional notions of leadership.
Social Media and the Stock Market: A Lesson in Global Manipulation
By Kate Prince, {grow} Community Member A hacker starts an online rumor about a place crash. The “news” goes viral and the airline’s stock plummets. The hacker makes a fortune […]
Being Banned Ain’t What It Used to Be
Mohanalakshmi Rajakumar’s latest book was banned in Qatar. Here’s why that might not be such a bad thing.
Five tips to turn social media mistakes into customer advocacy
Social media mistakes can be opportunities to build loyalty. Here are five ideas.
Is Facebook a human right or a weapon?
Should child molesters have free access to Facebook? The State of Indiana says “yes.” Is Facebook a human right
Is social media contributing to political paralysis?
The social web can deliver a real-time pulse of the people. Is that a positive or a negative for political progress?
Getting to yes on adopting social media marketing
In this video interview, David Rosen of Burson Marsteller discusses how he leveraged external news events to nurture client social media activities.
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