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iPhone in a house fire……. the outcome?-Techburgh Image representing iPhone as depicted in Crunc... Image via CrunchBase This is an interesting post since it give's the I Phone A Shout Out-most articles about cell phones pan them. I use an LG View and have found it very stable, then I am not jumping into a fire -probably cell phone manufacturers should create equipment for people working in hazardous situations- an Local Media should republish this type of content-this is social media iPhone in a house fire……. the outcome?. Related articles by Zemanta * Helium Digital's Quality iPhone Cases (idiomag.com) * Turn Your iPhone into a NYE Noisemaker (cultofmac.com) * Adwords Unveils Advertising for iPhone and Android (montysmegamarketing.com)

Die? Thrive? Are You Conflicted On What You Want from Old Media? If you're one of the millions who saw the Daily Show last week, you probably saw a clip where Jason Jones took apart the New York Times, asking a staffer to find any news that happened "today". The paper, exemplifying the "yesterday's news" mentality that has a rapidly-increasing chasm between it and today's real-time world, is bleeding red ink as news consumers turn elsewhere for their updates - including many of us to the Web and to blogs. But over the weekend, as the situation in Iran unfolded, and old media, including CNN, was famously slow to respond, there were practically digital pitchforks out - highlighting what was characterized as a massive failure, compared to the personal 1-1 immediate reports we got from Twitter and elsewhere.

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I found this article published in March excellent relative content-No Gotchas's Ed Batista: Social Network Tools From AlertThingy to Zemanta. "One year after my last review of some social media tools and networks, here's the 2009 version. Included are: - UPDATES on the services I reviewed last year and how I've integrated them into my work (or not) as an executive coach and consultant: Tumblr, Twitter, Utterli and (on the lighter side) Don't Break the Chain. (In this section I also reference a number of Twitter clients, but I don't discuss them in depth-more on that front later.)!" Ed Batista Related articles by Zemanta

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Zemanta !Back in February 2008 Business Week had a story by Jeff Jarvis called "Love the Customers Who Hate You." I loved the overall theme of the article. At the time I just started in my position as the manager of digital care. I saw the great potential to turn detractors into evangelist, but more importantly I recognized that we can learn a lot from these Customers and make the feedback actionable. This article was the first to enlighten me that my new role was truly the convergence of PR, marketing and Customer Service.

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« A Different Davos | Main February 13, 2009 How To Push Back Constructively It has been a strange week for the business community on both sides of the Atlantic. Big bankers from the US and the UK were called before their legislators, who were venting public frustration over huge pay packages, constipated lending and opaque use of government bailout funds. It is important that companies learn how to play a new game, to dance the tango with a newly aggressive partner, namely government. Here are the four steps to a more equal relationship with the big-footed dancing companion: 1. Explanation and Contrition-No forward movement is possible in this relationship without an examination of the past. Companies should be willing to acknowledge misjudgment, and yes, even error. There should be lessons learned, policies amended, personnel changed in the process. The more specific the information, the more likely it is to be credible. For example, "We anticipated that the maximum decline in housing price would be 20% but the decline has proven to be 35%." There must also be a clear statement of contrition, not a fuzzy "once in a lifetime market circumstances". Executives should acknowledge personal failure and apologize to shareholders and employees alike. 2. Appreciation for Change from Shareholder to Stakeholder-CEOs must change from a uni-polar world of investors and analysts to a broader definition of audiences that puts employees first in line in the need to know. There should be a recognition of implication for society in any action, from reduction in force to decision to relocate production to another facility. 3. Presentation of Long Term Vision-The company needs to solicit buy-in for its future direction. Rather than keeping strategy as a matter for the board of directors alone, the CEO should share the vision with its broader publics. This will enable its new investor (government) to have the public support for a long-term view instead of b