A Tale of Two Tragedies: With and Without Social Media by Anne Marie Suchanek
Waking up on 9/11 was just like any other day for an elementary school student living in New York [...]
Waking up on 9/11 was just like any other day for an elementary school student living in New York [...]
Since its launch in 2004, Facebook has continued to grow at an incredible rate, connecting millions of people across [...]
Surface With an uncharacteristic air of mystery, at a premiere Los Angeles photography studio, the folks at Microsoft simultaneously [...]
If you haven’t taken the time to check out Pinterest, you really should. Pinterest has a reputation for being the site [...]
Well, they got me. I’m forking over cash for Spotify now. If you haven’t heard about it already, Spotify is [...]
This past April, I was able to attend the Syracuse School of Information Studies’ inaugural #140Cuse Conference, an examination of [...]
Starting a band takes a lot of work. Staying in a band takes even more work. Then finding a replacement musician/studio musician is a daunting task. Posting ads in newspaper classifieds and posting fliers on telephone poles looking for a bassist just doesn't cut it anymore. And we all know how creepy Craigslist can sometimes be; but that's where Fandalism steps in.
Any major fashion designer will tell you that fashion is meant to be an experience. Ideally, it's one that makes consumers feel so trendy, sophisticated and confident that they’re compelled to buy more. It’s hard to replicate that experience online, so it’s no surprise that the fashion industry has been relatively slow to adapt social media into its advertising and marketing strategies. However, as more designers and brands embrace social media and create new channels for consumers to engage and provide feedback, the fashion industry is seeing a reinvigoration of brand loyalty.
There's a new phenomenon that's invading college campuses across the country. It is capturing the minds and study time [...]
It happens to almost everyone I know: an important deadline is drawing near and just as you’re about to write that final page, you stop to check your email inbox.