Featured Wild Web Woman Wednesday Interview with TV and Web Series Writer, “The SlackMistress” (Part One)

November 11th, 2009
by Sarah Caminker

I met the oh so talented Nina Bargiel, aka the @slackmistress, at the #140Conf last month in Los Angeles. Working as a TV and Web series writer, you might have seen her most recent work on MTV’s Valemont (a transmedia experience, taking place across multiple platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, VerizonSMS and ValemontU.com).
Nina’s background in …

Posted in Blog, Positive Role Models, Social Media, Wild Web Women

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Recently Updated “Did You Know” Video Reveals Changing Media Landscape

November 8th, 2009
by Sarah Caminker

This is the official update to the original “Shift Happens” video. The following are just a snack of the juicy facts and stats that this video shares:

Wikipedia features over 13 million articles in more than 200 languages
Brad James of Los Angeles, California sent 217,541 text messages in March 2009
90% of the 200 billion emails sent …

Posted in Blog, Daily Inspiration, Social Media, Social Media Marketing, Technologies

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Have You Been Served Your “Social Media Rights” at Work?

October 6th, 2009
by Sarah Caminker

According to a Robert Half Technology survey of 1,400 chief information officers (CIOs), more people are now at risk of “violating company policy.” 54 percent of CIOs said their firms do NOT allow employees to visit social networking sites for any reason while at work.

Only 10 percent of those surveyed allow employees to use social …

Posted in Blog, Social Media, Social Media Marketing, Tough Love

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Wild Web Women Dominate the Social Web!

October 4th, 2009
by Sarah Caminker

According to an infographic by Information is Beautiful and my lovely Twitter friend’s feed, Marta Majewska (@princess_misia), women are ruling the social web!
Brian Solis’ data from Google Ad Planner shows that women outnumber men in pretty much every social network except for digg that is dominated by men and LinkedIn, YouTube and deviantART where the …

Posted in Social Media, Social Media Marketing, Wild Web Women

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Furthering My Twitter Obsession via Twitter Lists!

October 2nd, 2009
by Sarah Caminker

For all you Twitter lovers and organizational geeks, Twitter just answered your prayers! On Wednesday night, Twitter announced on their blog that they will be launching Lists, a new feature that allows users to categorize their followers into groups.
Nick Kallen (@nk), the project lead on Lists, said, “The idea is to allow people to curate …

Posted in Addictions, Google Tools, Social Media, Social Media Marketing, Twitter

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