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Posted on November 12, 2008

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A Social Media Discussion with Marshall Kirkpatrick


BY JASON CORMIER
Size: 10.7 MB
Length: 11:34

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Show Notes:

Room 214 Co-founder, Jason Cormier, interviews ReadWriteWeb's lead blogger and social media consultant, Marshall Kirkpatrick.

In this podcast, we discuss:

1. Quick Advice for what's working best in blogging these days (unique analysis, being first to release the news, posting out to others and broader participation in new social networks).

2. What's exciting in terms of new social media tools? Friendfeed's new instant messaging integration, enabling people to be more consistently engaged in online conversations.

3. ReadWriteWeb and their latest project, Jobwire.

4. How the state of the economy is effecting social media. The importance of Community Managers in social media: Do startups need Community Mangers?

5. The need for a Community Manager as it relates to drawing out the highlights of conversations, team building and response.

Note: Talking with Marshall is always a treat because he is so effectively tracking with what matters most in practical applications of social media. We had the pleasure of using him as a consultant last year to review our blog and podcasting application, Post Zinger - and he was able to provide some great insight within minutes of our first conversation.

Be sure to check out his new Jobwire project with ReadWriteWeb, and follow his personal MarshallK blog or via twitter at http://twitter.com/marshallk

TAGS: MARSHALL KIRKPATRICKREADWRITEWEBJOBWIRESOCIAL MEDIACOMMUNITY MANAGERFRIENDFEEDBLOGGERBLOGGINGCAPTURE THE CONVERSATION PODCASTPOSTZINGERINSTANT MESSAGING

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Posted on May 18, 2008

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Twhirl adds Friendfeed for Lifestreaming Stalking


BY JAMES CLARK

twhirlTwhirl is a great tool to use to manage the inflow of Twitter posts.

Here's a video of Ingrid at Room 214 managing at least seven different Twitter accounts in Twhirl.

With the introduction of Twhirl's Friendfeed support, which includes the ability to search, lookup users, write comments and bookmark items from the stream of content from your friend's Friendfeed.

To me the best feature is when you look up a Friendfeed user, you have two tabs to select from:

1. User's feed display: including stuff from all services they have shared

2. Discussions, which are the entries they commented or liked on Friendfeed.

I've been using Twhirl's Friendfeed support this weekend, and even though it seems like 90 percent of the content is coming from Twitter, but the ability to see friend's updates to other applications such as Digg, StumbleUpon, YouTube is a huge plus.

Here's the video from Seesmic, the creators of Twhirl:

TAGS: TWHIRLFRIENDFEED

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Posted on March 31, 2008

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Is it April's Fool Yet?


BY STEPAN MAZUROV

We thought it would be bad to lauch on April 1st, because many of our readers wouldn't believe their eyes, so one day early it is! 

The new site is here, in all its rounded glory. It is long overdue, most of our company has lost hope for it ever seeing the light, but after 6 months of development, its finally here.  The new, improved podast section, brand new articles directory which we invite everyone to keep track of as we will be posting some awesome things there in the coming weeks/months and of course the reworked video tutorials section that actually makes sense and is a lot more user friendly are finally here!  

Some things to come are improved author profiles that includes links to our personal blogs as well as other social sites (did somebody say friendfeed integration?)  Keep on the look out for more new features! We would also love to hear your feedback on the new design, nay or yay? Let us know in the comments.

TAGS: NEW SITECAPTURE THE CONVERSATIONNEW DESIGNFRIENDFEEDVIDEO TUTORIALSSOCIAL MEDIA ARTICLES

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