We’re less than a month away from another PodCamp event ... this time in my new hometown of Nashville. And I’m excited. This is the second year I’ve been a part of the PodCamp Nashville planning crew ... and the second consecutive Nashville Camp I’ve served as marketing coordinator.
BarCamp (more for programmers, developers and the like, held in the fall here in Nashville) is a great event. ...
Sometimes, all it takes is a nudge.
When that nudge comes from someone well-known, who you have a great deal of respect for, that nudge becomes more than just a simple “hey, you might want to think about this.”
It becomes, “hey, you need to do something about this.”
So, here I am. Read Doing something
In a world where 140-character posts fly through cyberspace with hardly a thought, it's difficult to fathom the impact a seemingly innocent tweet or retweet might have on a person, a company or even a brand. Twitter miscues become fodder for the social masses far too frequently.
For a young woman in Washington, D.C., a simple tweet - and the resulting modified retweet - caused a stir for ...
I’m spending the last two weekends in October Camping. And I wouldn’t have it any other way.
No, this isn’t the pitch-a-tent, build-a-fire, roast-some-marshmallows kind of camping. (Although smores do sound pretty yummy right now.)
It’s BarCamping. And PodCamping.
I’ll start my adventure by attending BarCamp Nashville 2012 on Oct. 20. Then I’ll trek up to my homeland to attend PodCamp ...
People that know me know that I'm not shy about the fact that I've spent a good portion of my life in Pittsburgh. I work it into every bio I have to write in one way or another. Even though I've been out of the city for nearly three years now, I still have a large number of friends there. Many of whom I still interact with on Twitter.
Which is why I don't think I've ever laughed as hard at ...
Remember way back in Twitter's early days when people complained that the only posts on Twitter were people sharing what they had for lunch? Now, not only are we telling people what we had for lunch, we're showing them as well.
If you haven't seen the new infographic released by Diffbot (and published on Mashable today), it's definitely worth a look. Because the information may surprise ...
