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Five (Communication) Things I Want for the Holidays
As we move toward the season of celebration, the calendar brings us to the point at which it is natural to take stock in the year and to anticipate the coming year. The Talking Transportation blog is now a year … Continue reading
Wasting time on the company dime? Build a social strategy for internal audiences
How much time to do you spend on Facebook? How about Twitter? As a communications professional, probably quite a bit of time. According to Facebook’s IPO filing earlier this year, the average Facebook user spends more than 12 minutes a … Continue reading
Posted in Communications, Social Media
Tagged communications, ComScore, Facebook, Google, improving morale, LinkedIn, Pinterest, smartphones, Social media, social-media, technology, Twitter, YouTube, Youtube.com
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Learning and Growing: What are you doing to stay fresh and current?
There is an aspect to communications work that is always evolving. We talk about it often here on this blog, that technology influences behavior and societal expectations for how transportation agencies can, and should, share information with its stakeholders and … Continue reading
Defining social media as what it is: Mobile media
We need a new term for social media. The tent is too large and it includes too many online activities and communication tools that are hardly social. Take Pinterest, for instance. Social? Perhaps, but not like Facebook. Facebook exists so … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile communications, Social Media
Tagged Apple, Facebook, Google, Groupon, Mobile media, Pinterest, public engagement, Social media, Twitter, Yelp
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