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The following is the first of six blog posts adapted from a speech by Cameron Uganec, HootSuite’s Director of Marketing, given at the Marketo’s 2013 Summit Conference in San Francisco. The session, entitled “Social Media + Storytelling = Awesomesauce,” included Michael Brito of Edelman Digital and can be watched in full here.: http://watch.knowledgevision.com/ea4a1f33b5fa430db26e7d9e196c8555 Via The Digital Rocking Chair 
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August 17, 2013 8:57 PM
Cameron Uganec: "Marketers can reach a greater audience than ever by combining the power of social media and storytelling." This is the first in an interesting 6 part series ... Part 2: Back to the Future Part 3: Creating Content That Gets Shared Part 4: The Growth of Visual Storytelling Part 5: Six Principles of Social Video Part 6: 10 Tips for Social Video Success |
Stephanie Rosenbloom: "The web encourages bad behavior, and it’s part of our nature to focus on the negative. But there are smart ways to respond."
I have too many opinions on this subject but I don't wish ti bore anyone. Nor do I wish to detract from the article. It is a New York Times opinion piece and you may have to register to read the entire article but I think you will find it worthwhile.
If you have children just starting on-line (for me grandchildren) there is usefull advice about dealing with cyber bullying.
But the piece is primarily targetted at an adult audience. Discussion on-line is a usefull way to expand your horizons but it comes with dangers that you don't experience in face to face exchanges.
I sm pretty thick skinned an sufficiently arrogant that I mostly ignore negative comments. But this piece offered some advice that will cause me to mend my ways a bit.