Social media select a-quest
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This is a presentation that David J. Neff and Aaron Bramley gave to a group of state agency employees at the NSDTA conference in Boston, MA.
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Social media select a-quest
- 1. Social Media Select-a-Quest Presented by David J. Neff and Aaron Bramley @daveiam & @AaronMSB www.ridgewoodpr.com
- 2. Social Media 101 www.ridgewoodpr.com
- 17. Government and Social Media www.ridgewoodpr.com
- 22. “ [To] modernize the Coast Guard we must learn how to effectively use social media tools to enhance our ability to perform as a more transparent, change-centric organization.” - Admiral Thad Allen in 2008
- 24. “ The skepticism comes when they think we are trying to provide public alerts that an earthquake has happened based on Twitter information. We’re not doing that, we are augmenting our current tools.” - Paul Earle from USGS
- 30. Social Media Select-a-Quest www.ridgewoodpr.com
- 31. Q&A Contact: david@ridgewoodpr.com and @daveiam [email_address] And @AaronMSB Prez Location: www.ridgewoodpr.com click on Blog
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- Some people look at Social Media as another form of old guard media, such as newspapers or adverising
- Some people look at Social Media as another form of old guard media, such as newspapers or adverising
- People think of social media as blogs, photos online, etc. They should be thinking of where social media is now. Online Fragmented Social Networks. Blogs are so 2004!
- Some people look at Social Media as another form of old guard media, such as newspapers or adverising
- Some people look at Social Media as another form of old guard media, such as newspapers or adverising
- Some people look at Social Media as another form of old guard media, such as newspapers or adverising
- Some people look at Social Media as another form of old guard media, such as newspapers or adverising