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Is “Social Media” Really Worth It? Musings Following a Facebook Hack

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tl;dr What seems like a never-ending vortex of Hell following a Facebook hack makes me wonder if “social media” is really worth it. infiltrated both my Shonali Burke Consulting business page (I’d left that up after joining Arena Stage) and, even worse, the Arena Stage page. The hacker(s?)

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Monday Roundup: Social Media Engagement for Business

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To that end, this week’s roundup features seven posts from around the web that focus on social media engagement for business. Summer Social Media Prep for Fall Management. Successful Social Media Disengagement for Teachers. Want to be a superstar, but no time for social media?

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Social Media: The Key to Transforming Doctor-Patient Communication

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Mom hat, jump online and feverishly Google their symptoms, you check social media to see if any of your friend’s children are sick. But what if you could connect with your doctor using social media ; asking for advice via a quick Twitter or Facebook message? If social media and blogs in the U.S

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15 Blog Headlines That Don’t Suck

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If you came here looking for 15 blog headlines that don’t suck… you were sucked in. By a blog headline that didn’t suck! “Find ways to get people to your blog !” The thing is, recently my blog (and news) consuming habits have been very “un” SSMG [Supposed Social Media Guru]-like.

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When Social Media Freed the Inadvertent Bigot

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I accepted some, ignored a bunch and, after doing so, asked a question on Facebook: There were a range of answers, and the conversation continued for a couple of days; those answers themselves are worthy of their own, dedicated blog post. When Social Media Freed the Inadvertent Bigot is a post from: Waxing UnLyrical.

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Social Media: The Key to Transforming Doctor-Patient Communication [Redux]

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and will be particularly interesting to you if you work at the intersection of health care and social media. You put on your Dr. Mom hat, jump online and feverishly Google their symptoms, you check social media to see if any of your friend’s children are sick. If social media and blogs in the U.S

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10 Observations on “Real” Public Relations and Social Media

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“Real” people don’t “do” social media like we do. By “we,” I mean people like you and I (or, at least, like I used to be), who are on social all the time. Most bloggers blog too much. 10 Observations on “Real” Public Relations and Social Media.