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Ten Social Media Reads, Vol 5

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Here at Watershed Studio we're always scouring our RSS and Twitter feeds to see what's going on in the world of technology and social media. Here's Volume 5 in nice, easy to digest, posts. Enjoy. 7 Social Media Lessons From Phil Collins 10 tips from @pistachio on using Twitter for events Automation on Twitter: Should you do it? Common Mistakes Your Business Must Avoid On … [Read more...] about Ten Social Media Reads, Vol 5

Ten Social Media Reads, Vol 4

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Here at Watershed Studio we're always scouring our RSS and Twitter feeds to see what's going on in the world of technology and social media. Here's Volume 4 in nice, easy to digest, posts. Enjoy. 5 Easy Steps to Creating Reusable Social Content 7 Reasons You Aren’t Being Followed Back on Twitter 7 ways to get more comments on your blog posts Five Resolutions To Grow … [Read more...] about Ten Social Media Reads, Vol 4

Ten Social Media Reads, Vol 3

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Here at Watershed Studio we're always scouring our RSS and Twitter feeds to see what's going on in the world of technology and social media. Here's Volume 3 in nice, easy to digest, posts. Enjoy. Facebook to Change How You Process Friend Requests by Jennifer Van Grove Foursquare Launching New Must-Have Button for Websites by Marshall Kirkpatrick Get rid of Those … [Read more...] about Ten Social Media Reads, Vol 3

Ten Social Media Reads, Vol 2

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Here at Watershed Studio we're always scouring our RSS and Twitter feeds to see what's going on in the world of technology and social media. Here's volume 2 in nice, easy to digest, posts. Enjoy. AOL Launches SafeSocial...To Screen Your Kid's Every Friend Posted (Katy Gathright - Social Times) 4 Ways to Make Content Go Viral in Social Media (Kyle Lacy) How Freelancers … [Read more...] about Ten Social Media Reads, Vol 2

Blogging for Passion or for Dollars

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When I saw this story this morning, my jaw dropped. Taking a step closer to an eerie Orwellian state where creativity is crushed in the name of “the greater good,” the city of Philadelphia is demanding that bloggers pay $300 for the privilege of writing on the Internet. This $300 "business privilege license" is for all local bloggers – even the ones that make no money off … [Read more...] about Blogging for Passion or for Dollars