Man’s Best Friend SoMe
Vote for ME! With all the social media sites out there, I can’t say I am not surprised that social media is now going to the dogs. Cute as Hell is a new social network for
The Herald Revels in the Globes Peril…
Even with financial woes effecting all newspapers, the “Better you than Me” attitude still applies and the Herald is more than happy to report on how the Globe was chos
Large Corporations & Social Media: A Great Consumer Patrol Tool or Intrusive to Consumer Generated Content?
There are many editors as well as bloggers out there who are not ready to extended their welcome to large corporations entering Social MediaLand. However, there must be someone who
What Is Web 2.0
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsa5ZTRJQ5w]Let’s try to make it clear and simple. Most of all let’s all get on the same page. Check out this great video.
Um Hello?
So I (Adam) went to get my hair cut last night. I checked in and the receptionist, who was no Pam Beesly, told me to “Have a sit over there.” I went “over there&#
Throwing Sheep in the Boardroom
Interested about hearing the effects of social networking? I was watching the news and Soumitra Dutta was discussing his book co-authored with Matthew Fraser titled “Throwin
Branding – Why And How
I’ve always been amazed by how the pendulum of time pulls things in and out of fashion – how things that were once widely accepted as good an important, are suddenly shelved, o
See what George has to say!
Our fearless leader made the Boston Herald this week! Reporter Christine McConville writes “George Irish, president of Strategis, gave the highest marks to the Overstock.co
Standing O – Adam gives great speech!
Strategis’ VP of Operations, Adam Cupples is also the Chairperson of the Marketing Team for the South Shore Women’s Business Network working alongside co-members Tom Burke
Where are the jobs at?
OH NO! Another one bites the dust. NY Times reports that Reader’s Digest Association is now laying off nearly 300 people. This is a national example of what we are seeing locally