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Facebook In China As A Community Organizing Tool

June 14th, 2008 by Aaron Uhrmacher | 1 Comment

Facebook In China As A Community Organizing Tool

“Wen Jia-bao is my homeboy,” shouts one of the comments on the wall of Chinese Premier’s Facebook profile.
Portolio’s Daily Brief reports that Premier Wen has garnered more than 50,000 supporters in 30 days, primarily in response to his handling of the situation following last month’s devastating earthquakes. The profile, obviously not created by the Premier [...]


Stumbled Upon: Three Media Monitoring Resources

March 4th, 2008 by Aaron Uhrmacher | No Comments

Stumbled Upon: Three Media Monitoring Resources

I’m a big fan of Stumble Upon as a social media tool to discover new bloggers, websites and resources to enrich my online experience.
Today I found three websites and add-ons I want to share of particular interest to communications professionals, especially the members of the account team responsible for monitoring:
- Morning Coffee: If you monitor [...]


10 Signs You Need A Social Media Vacation

March 3rd, 2008 by Aaron Uhrmacher | 1 Comment

10 Signs You Need A Social Media Vacation

1. First order of business each day is to type, “Good Morning, Twitters!”
2. Can name everyone in Robert Scoble’s family along with their favorite start-ups and gadgets…and you’ve never met them.
3. At conferences, can be overheard saying, “Oh, you might know me by my avatar name!”
4. Update your Facebook status each time [...]



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