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An Innovative Opportunity for Journalism
An Open Letter to the Poynter Institute and Tampa Bay Times
Since taking a handful of journalism and media classes in college, I have had a respect for, and interest in journalism and the art of reporting the news. The in-depth written story that a journalist delivers is [...]
Facebook, often compared in user size to a country would be considered a monarchy, dictatorship or at best an oligarchy. How long are American small businesses safe to operate free of potentially huge taxes (i.e. fees) or other business killing regulations?
I found an article last week and decided today was a good day to post my thoughts on the subject.
Prompted by the Internet marketing sales pitch I’ve had to endure hearing at a nearby table while sitting in a Starbucks… both of which I try hard to avoid.
I understand we’re in a tough [...]
I saw the Zombie Apocalypse post in my Facebook news feed this morning and did not fully realize at first that I was in fact on the CDC website.
There are all kinds of emergencies out there that we can prepare for. Take a zombie apocalypse for example. That’s right, I said z-o-m-b-i-e [...]
Came across the article, Why Google Succeeded Where Other Search Engines Failed, from an Inc. Magazine Facebook post and was immediately struck with an irony to share.
Aside from better search results the following is strongly credited for Google’s success.
…there was another key reason: a stubborn refusal to accept the orthodox view [...]
I’ve been using WordPress templates by PageLines for about two years now starting with their WhiteHousePro theme for politically themed websites. While WhiteHousePro was a great fit for this niche the other templates offered such as iBlogPro and EcoPro were not very flexible and/or inspiring.
That changed late last year with [...]
I decided this month to spend some time on a redesign and some improvements for the Less Than 6 Degrees Tampa Bay website and Facebook presence.
The Facebook update was prompted by Facebook’s recent decision to further decrease the value of Groups. We’ve created and are now promoting [...]
November 3, 2010 – United States – In an unprecedented come-from-nowhere campaign strategy Facebook swept the 2010 midterm election clearly demonstrating the social network’s flexibility and dominance over other social networks.
Foursquare was an early favorite of political and social media gurus as early as June. A grassroots push had formed to help Foursquare with [...]
The American Victory Ship is proud to announce that its new website developed by Tafuro Communications has been launched.
This third generation website valued at over $20,000 incorporates a fully content managed interface along with new media features designed under the creative direction of [...]
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Yelp Reviews
Yelp is my website and app of choice when it comes to finding/reviewing local venues. It's my choice for "checking in" as well.
