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The online travel market will soon be the most hotly contested market on the web. A new UK startup, Kakunu, launches one of the slickest platforms in some time. But, a slick interface and TripAdvisor type suggestions may not be enough to drive users in droves. Regardless, Kukunu is a very nice development, at least for a very early stage startup.
Yomego has recently launched My Social Media Reputation, a service to measure brands’ online reputation and provide recommendations for improvement.
Welcome to the party, Microsoft Outlook. Luckily this fashionably late friend brought some delicious goodies to the party. The social web is important. We all get that. Facebook being the center of that universe...
Influence–it’s what we all want. It’s why we hire actors, sports figures, and other celebrities to endorse products and services. If someone with influence recommends something, people will respond.
The International Quality and Productivity Center (IQPC Worldwide) will host a social media seminar in New York July 26 – 28, 2010.
Should upper management hire ghost bloggers to pen their blog posts? How, and when, should ghost bloggers be used? Some experts are dead set against bloggers, while others argue that no harm is done...
Britain’s Culture Secretary Jeremy Hurt wants to rebuild the UK’s IT infastructure. But, Waggener Edstrom has seen fit to insert their new “digital expert” into the discussion. It is clear the UK and much of the rest of Europe lag behind in digital engagement, so why would anyone argue? According to WE’s John Silk, Britain should just create away. Or so it appears.
The Community Manager position is hot right now. With all the excitement surrounding the community management position, you may be tempted to jump on the bandwagon and hire a community manager for your PR agency or for your biggest client–but, are you really ready?
Google News creator says journalism is here to stay and identified key changes bound to occur in the next five years or so. Journalistic organizations will have to adapt to new trends and channles to stay relevant to their audiences.
Calysto Communications, a global public relations and social media marketing firm focused on the broadcasting, mobile and telecommunications industries, today announced its recognition as the second largest public relations firm, as ranked in the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s listing of “Atlanta’s Largest Public Relations Firms.”
