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- RT @rpuentes: Minneapolis to use Value Capture to help pay for proposed Nicollet Central Streetcar line blog.lib.umn.edu/levin031/trans… @HTinWDC 19 hours ago
- The Talking Transportation Daily is out! paper.li/LloydBrown/tra… ▸ Top stories today via @RSIInsurance @tmj_mia_transp @AZTanya 23 hours ago
- Advertising Transportation: Are all those customers worth much? wp.me/pwiOr-ge 1 day ago
- The Talking Transportation Daily is out! paper.li/LloydBrown/tra… ▸ Top stories today via @Jeff_Cota @BestDriversTN @maniyembe 1 day ago
- RT @TopekaMetroKDOT: Great advice from @MoDOT: If ur traveling during storms, listen to local radio stations. More tips-> http://t.co/l5YJ7… 2 days ago
Tag Archives: Facebook
State of the Media: Why it still matters
I learned some very important lessons in journalism school (aka: Washington State University. Go Cougs!). I learned the proper use of the comma. I learned never to use passive verbs. And I learned to follow the money. Always follow the … Continue reading
Posted in Communications, Social Media
Tagged Facebook, Journalist, Local news, Media, Paywall, Pew Research Center, Project for Excellence in Journalism, Twitter
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Social Media Tools in Practice: Arizona DOT Talking Transportation
Social media tools work best when embedded within an existing, well-rounded communication program and when those tools are leveraged to their truest capabilities. And the Arizona Department of Transportation this week proved it. Earlier this week, while many people were … Continue reading
Posted in Communications, Social Media
Tagged ADOT, Arizona, Arizona Department of Transportation, Facebook, Page, Phoenix Arizona, Road, Social media, Twitter
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Talking Transportation Challenge: Do We Earn It or Buy It?
The evolution of media in the past five or so years has been phenomenal. Our world of communication has changed so rapidly I worry that sometimes we do not take time to ask important questions. For instance, “Just because we … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Facebook, Flickr, Social media, state department of transportation, transportation, Twitter, Washington Post, YouTube
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Gamification as a Communication Tool Part of Innovative Public Outreach Campaigns
The Transportation Research Board’s annual meeting is one of the most interesting gathering of transportation experts. Each year more than 11,000 people who work in, around and on transportation programs visit Washington DC for a nearly week-long exploration of all … Continue reading
Posted in Communications
Tagged Facebook, gamification, Metropolitan Transportation Commission, public engagement, public involvement, San Francisco, San Francisco Bay Area, Social media, state department of transportation, State DOTs, Transportation Research Board, TRB, Twitter, Washington DC
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