It appears that there is exciting social media action happening out in Ohio. Public broadcaster WOSU and COSI, an area science museum, in Columbus are now hosting the Columbus Social Media Cafe group in their WOSU@COSI center.
According to the Columbus Social Media Cafe blog, the mission of this group centers around the following question that WOSU and COSI asked themselves:
What if we —...
Continue ReadingI know it isn't Friday. But since I wasn't around this past Friday, I decided to catch up today (Monday).
This time of year, so many people are searching for the best gifts for their techie family members and friends. I got to thinking…why not combine the love for gadgets with a philanthropic spirit? ...
Continue ReadingWith Thanksgiving tomorrow, tis the season for sweets and treats. A newspaper article about cookies sounds like a great idea.
Stuart Elliott of the New York Times has just an article today, but not one about recipes. It is about Pepperidge Farm, the cookie company, which is employing social networking in a new advertising campaign. While other companies establish a presence on an existing social network site by setting up a group,...
Continue ReadingLast week the New York Times Public Editor Clark Hoyt announced that the Times had begun allowing user comments on select editorials and news stories appearing on the website (via CyberJournalist). The Times has long allowed commenting on its blogs, but this marks the first time it will allow visitors to comment on stories that actually make it into the print version of the newspaper....
Continue ReadingOn Saturday, MSNBC launched a redesigned version of its website (via Cyberjournalist). You can view some reader reaction here and take a tour of the new site here.
I’ve never been a fan of the MSNBC website. While I think the new design is an improvement from a design perspective,...
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