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The 36 rules of social media | PR Daily

The 36 rules of social media | PR Daily | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it
From www.prdaily.com - November 17, 2012 10:17 PM
Three months ago, Fast Company magazine asked its readers to share their guidelines on social media. It compiled the best into this infographic.

 

Wouldn’t it be nice to have a really easy guide to social media conduct?

 

I’m not talking about a detailed roadmap, but a list of principles to remind you (and your staff) how to behave on sites such as Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, and so on.

 

Thankfully, Fast Company magazine compiled a close approximation to this list, when in August it asked readers to share their best practices for social media. The publication compiled 36 of them into this infographic...

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Best 15 Free Video Conferencing Tools 2012

Best 15 Free Video Conferencing Tools 2012 | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it
From pinterest.com - September 7, 2012 10:51 PM

Robin Good: If you are looking for a free video conferencing solution, here is my selection of the top 15 (and more) solutions available right now online.

I have personally checked each one of them, and while you may not like each one, they all guarantee the ability to video conference with more than two people (FlashMeeting is the only exception I have included) without you needing to pay anything for it.

 

Some, as good as Vidyo or Zoom.us may provide HD quality video and even full support for mobile platforms. Others, like MeBeam or Sinfor offer bare-bone ad-supported solutions that have zero frills but can do the job if you need an immediate, zero-cost solution.

 

Check it out here: http://pinterest.com/robingood/top-15-free-video-conferencing-tools-2012/

 

P.S.: Feel free to suggest tools you know that should belong in this collection.

 

[Great suggestions with thanks to Robin Good - JD]


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Susan's comment, September 15, 2012 6:57 AM
What about Skype? Too well-known?
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