On July 29th, Neal Wiser attended yet another Tweetup at NASA Headquarters in Washington DC. After the Tweetup, Neal interviewed Stephanie Schierholz, NASA’s first Social Media Manager. If you want to attend a NASA Tweetup, visit NASA’s Tweetup Page. Some select NASA Social Media Accounts: NASA’s main Social Media Index NASA on Twitter: @NASA (NASA’s [...]
Yesterday Steve Jobs of Apple announced the launch of Ping – a social network that revolves around the sharing of music. Users will be able to share songs and playlists and be able to purchase songs directly from a link in a status update. Thus driving large amounts of revenue through the social network.
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In today’s show Seth and Jody talk about the controversy surrounding the Google-Verizon meeting and what’s going on between Wikileaks and the United States Government.
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Seth: Droid X: http://a2sm.org/a0
Jody: Roadside America iPhone application: http://a2sm.org/a1
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Yes you heard us right. The Rackspace Cloud is going open source. A2SM Editor Goldstein Media spoke to the Rackspace guru himself, Robert “The Scobleizer” Scoble about what this means for cloud computing and Social Media.
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Note: A more detailed version of this post is available on my website, nealwiser.com. I recently teamed up with Sagefrog Marketing Group to help them use social media to promote a special event “Cultivating a Creative Workforce” featuring special guest, actor/director and businessman Robert Redford. The event was organized by the Arts & Business Council [...]
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Today on the show we are excited to have Cali Lewis the star of GeekBeat.TV on the Revision3 Network. Cali is best known for her love of all things technology. From her construction of robots on UStream to her constant Twittering, Cali puts a perky and fun spin on the technology crazed world we live in.
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So I found this video on Youtube today. It’s a video of Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg and British Prime Minister David Cameron discussing how the British government plans on using the social network to gauge the public’s ideas and thoughts on the financial crisis the country faces.
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a642ecb1bed04162b24f5a3fdb5936b2 Sorry for this post folks but Digg wants to make sure that we are who we say we are. -Seth
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