We've talked about lots of different ways blogs can be used here on TBR, but the blog written by the Japanese ministers of health provides us with some new material. In response to increasing obesity rates in Japan, Vice-ministers Noritoshi Ishida and Keizo Takemi pledged in December to lose at least 5 kg (11 lbs). ...
Continue ReadingSome of the 2008 Presidential hopefuls are campaigning on multiple official sites. In these cases, the candidates are selecting issues on which they're strong.
This strategy has potential as it enables campaigns to make headway by creating a special site to build a community around a specific issue and to project a clear message that can standalone from the rest of the campaign platform. ...
Continue ReadingThe design of John Edwards’ MySpace page is pretty broken right now. As you’ll see below, page elements are getting pushed to the left and it is generally not looking as intended.
If a campaign website was messed up this bad we’d undoubtedly write something snarky....
Continue ReadingHere's an update on one of my previous posts. Since joining Facebook about two weeks ago, Washington Post media critic Howard Kurtz has friended me. In fact, according to today's Media Notes column, Howie has friended over 300 people on the social network.
In his continued exploration of Facebook, he quotes Kelley Sayler (I dunno who she is) concerning the site's newsfeed as she mocks the feature:
because the world really needs to know that they had macaroni and cheese for lunch at 12:32 p.m....
Continue ReadingWhen Facebook Platform launched at the end of May , the move was met with surprise and delight from online marketers and software developers who have been hoping for a way to access the social network's huge audience of college-aged users. The Platform allows software developers to design custom applications people can install for their profiles. ...
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