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Diversity in Hawaii

June 1st, 2009 at 11:01 am » Comments (0)

One of the things that most of the local people here discuss is its diversity.  Many of the differernt cultures all come together be it tahitian, polynesian, portugese, japanese, chinese or other ethnic backgrounds, they all have their own language, philosophy and look. The same goes for resorts, hotels and other places we have been [...]



A Social Media Trip To Hawaii

May 13th, 2009 at 9:20 am » Comments (7)

The one where I get you to decide what I will do in Hawaii and then hopefully you too can go along…virtually.
I am hoping to live stream the events on my site at Social Mediasphere TV! I will record as much as possible the events that unfold. You choose where and what I go [...]



One By One Media Heading South For The Winter

February 20th, 2009 at 10:54 am » Comments (0)

Perhaps that is not as much of a migration as it is a business trip for me.  I am headed to Miami tomorrow to speak at Wordcamp Miami and attend BarCamp Miami and Future of Web Apps ‘09.
I will be speaking at Wordcamp Miami as I did in Las Vegas on "Blogging for A Living", [...]



Project 100 and Connect! Marketing in the Social Media Era

February 20th, 2009 at 9:45 am » Comments (1)

I have contributed to a really cool project that is being led to help the Susan G. Komen Foundation called the Project 100.  This is a book that is being written by 100 great social media minds and people that understand social media marketing.  The name of the book is going to be: Connect!  Marketing [...]



Hosted Blogging Applications; Another Example Why They Are Not For Me

February 6th, 2009 at 10:37 pm » Comments (1)

I am constantly finding reasons why I am not a proponent of hosting blogging plans. I am a Wordpress supporter yet I don’t recommend hosting your blog on Wordpress.com, and in spite of the Google mantra of doing no evil, I tell many to run away from Google’s application Blogger. In a recent article by [...]



Something Smells Phishy – The Twitter Hacker

January 4th, 2009 at 8:28 pm » Comments (0)

I was multitasking when it happened. When I mention the idea of multitasking, I mean serious business. I was once looked at by my old boss as someone that could teach ADD to a rock.
I was looking over my emails for the day and saw I had an inordinate amount of Twitter followers. I attributed [...]



Technorati Changing The Way It Does Business

February 29th, 2008 at 10:49 pm » Comments (4)

Technorati has been an icon of the blogosphere since Dave Sifry began the company to track blogs and provide bloggers with statistics and search.  It was the first thing people downloaded to their blogs, and the first part of setting up a blog.  They seem to have lost that celebrity status.  There are so [...]



The Blog Hiccup?

August 30th, 2007 at 8:27 pm » Comments (5)

My friend and mentor Paul Chaney recently asked a question on Facebook about the writing on the wall of the possibility of blogs exiting stage right.  His question:
Two things happened this month that are of significance where business blogging is concerned. Rick Bruner offered up the BBC domain for sale and BBS Chicago was canceled. [...]



Scoble is King Leonidas on the Attack of SEO

August 28th, 2007 at 2:07 pm » Comments (2)

As I finished up the three part video series that Robert Scoble produced, I had to chuckle somewhat at what appeared to be the beginning of a battle not too unlike the recent movie 300 regarding the Xerxes battle with King Leonidas. I have been reading the responses throughout the blogosphere and I have a [...]



A One By One Media Client Makes The Wall Street Journal

August 27th, 2007 at 5:54 pm » Comments (1)

It’s not often we get to toot our horn around here, but when we can, I like to play it loud and play it often.  I was reading through the comments section of the blog and noticed that Alex has given us a link to a Wall Street Journal article by Sarah Needleman entitled Blog [...]