If you’re really into a certain tool and use it to connect with someone, you should make sure they don’t work for a competing tool. That’s the lesson I learned Saturday night when I Skyped Scott Monty to see what he was up to. Scott, you see, works with ooVoo, a video chat and conferencing [...]

I’ll be the first to admit a blog is often the first thing that comes to mind when considering recommendations for clients interested in social media. My logic is that if you don’t have a place to syndicate your content and give customers an opportunity to interface with your brand directly, all the other activity [...]

Translating Web 2.0 to co-workers, friends, bosses and clients can be daunting. Thanks to Ed Lee at Blogging Me/Blogging You and to Marc Evans at MarcEvansTech.com, plus Frank Gruber at Somewhat Frank for directing us to Cultural Anthropologist (there’s a theme beginning if you refer to my last post) Michael Wesch at Kansas State University [...]