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Investigative Photojournalism at Its Best

Investigative Photojournalism at Its Best

Sourcing content is a hard thing to do these days. In fact, most writers that publish content for the web so go with a link sourcing and call it a day.

But, what happens when a photo so vividly depicts an incredible story and the photograph (or who took it) becomes the story?

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The Burger King and McDonald's Twitter Hack

The Burger King and McDonald's Twitter Hack

Burger King's Twitter account was hacked as if it was taken over McDonalds. That's not the story.

The story is how a brand as big as Burger King would use a password that was hackable.

I use 1Password, which auto-generates complex passwords for all my email accounts, websites and social networking profiles. Not one password is the same as the other and that's the point. 

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The Biggest Plus for Google+: Google Authorship

The Biggest Plus for Google+: Google Authorship

Google Authorship is a great way to get your content seen. It's Google's way to help you get better click through rates as well as higher ranks for your content (not to mention prevent people from stealing your stuff). 

If you're managing a blog or content site and not using Google Authorship, you're missing out.

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RIP Posterous: The Death of the Lifestream

RIP Posterous: The Death of the Lifestream

Buzzwords. There are loads of them, especially when it comes to social media. 

One of the more popular buzzwords was "lifestream," which was coined mostly because of the experience that Posterous provided its users: a simple way to create, manage and curate content quickly, i.e. throughout your daily drivels aka lifestream.

Well, Twitter bought Posterous last year and is officially killing it off.

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The White House and Social Media

The White House and Social Media

President Obama has been dubbed as one of the most "social" President's in history. By social, I mean social media. 

The President is always using Google+ hangouts, Twitter chats and other ways to connect with his constituents. It's a great way to connect with voters, drive influence and rally support for his political agenda.

In a Q&A on The Next Web, Kori Schulman describes what it's like to be at the hub of this effort (though I'm disappointed that some questions weren't asked).

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Content Marketing for Dummies

Content Marketing for Dummies
Content marketing is all the rage these days. It's the reason why you see a lot "five reasons to", "35 resources you might have missed" type of posts. I don't like them. However, I'm fond of simple writing and sharing of ideas that's digestible for those of you that read my blog. So I figured I'd put together a quick content marketing for dummies post that may or may not be useful. Read More

Facebook: You're Boring, So I'm Leaving

Facebook: You're Boring, So I'm Leaving

No, I'm not quitting Facebook, though it appears that many of you are (and feel the need to share it with all of us).

A survey released last week by the Pew Internet & American Life Project found that 61 percent of Facebook users have taken a “Facebook vacation."

 

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