How did The Huffington Post get 32,694 Likes, 2,525 comments and 4,268 shares on Facebook for Obama’s State of the Union address? How about a sort of Facebook take on live-tweeting? It was an experiment, to be sure, but it seemed to work out well. [...]
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Archive for the ‘Facebook’ CategoryJanuary 25th, 2012 | Tags: community engagement, engagement, experimentation, facebook, Huffington Post, interaction, Social Media | Category: Community Engagement, Facebook, Social Media | 8 comments
Tips for maintaining a safe, positive and public Facebook life. [...] November 16th, 2011 | Tags: community management, facebook, facebook subscribe, privacy, Social Media, tips | Category: Facebook, Social Media | 2 comments
Facebook Subscribe allows Facebook users to share their public updates with other users, even if they are not friends. I’ve created this step-by-step guide for users who want to take advantage of this feature without putting their own privacy at risk. [...] November 14th, 2011 | Tags: facebook, privacy, Social Media, tips, transparency | Category: Facebook, Social Media | 3 comments
There’s a conventional wisdom out there in the online journalism world that: 1.) News site comments will automatically be better if people have to use real names, and 2.) Using Facebook for your comments will accomplish this. I’ve said many times before that I don’t think anonymity is the problem. My campaign on that seems to be [...] August 19th, 2011 | Tags: commenting, comments, community management, Elliot Kort, facebook, news websites, Social Media | Category: Community Engagement, Facebook, Industry News & Notes | One comment
Thanks to Facebook’s near-constant changes to their privacy settings, it’s tough to keep documentation on them up to date. In preparation for staff training here at TBD, I’ve completely overhauled these resources for anyone wishing to use Facebook for their professional journalism uses as well as their personal lives. I hope you’ll find these useful. Intro [...] Social networking is supposed to be about connecting with old friends and making new ones. It can involve marketing products, but it takes individualized recommendations to be anything but spam. [...] October 26th, 2009 | Tags: facebook, marketing, Social Media, spam | Category: Facebook, Rants, Social Media | One comment
If you allow employees to create your company’s Facebook fan pages on their personal accounts, beware. You may never get control of that page if the employee leaves the company. [...] September 4th, 2009 | Tags: admin, caution, facebook, layoffs | Category: Facebook, Social Media | One comment
Just how much personal info do you tend to share on Facebook? Probably more than you think. Luckily new privacy policy changes and a few handy links about privacy settings can keep your info safe (safe-ish?) on Facebook. [...] September 3rd, 2009 | Tags: Canada, facebook, privacy, Social Media | Category: Facebook, Social Media, Uncategorized | 2 comments
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