Category Archives: social media
Yesterday’s not the first time I was a DB
Yesterday, I had a flippant reaction to the picture that Huffington Post chose to represent Columbus for its article spotlighting Columbus as the 17th most social media savvy city in the United States. I still think the picture doesn’t really … Continue reading
Tracking PubCampOhio
@PubCampOhio is was going on right now on Saturday. PubCampOhio seeks to bring together technology activists, citizen journalists to support public media in tangible ways, uniting them with public broadcasters. Track the #PubCampOhio hashtag here on @the270
Tracking the iCitizen 2010 Symposium
One of these days I’d like to go to iCitizen. But the next best thing is to track it via Twitter and Scribblelive. Bummed I was a little late in setting up the tracker. But late is better than never.
Rocky VanBrimmer, the MAYOR of Central Ohio
This is a long overdue blog post. One that can’t do the man, the legend Rocky VanBrimmer justice. Follow him on Twitter. He’s @rockson. Check out his blogs, The Central Ohio Network and Delaware O. Get to know him, because … Continue reading
Columbus Businesses on Twitter
Hard to believe that on January 26, 2008 I proclaimed that I was late in the Twitter game. I think I was channeling Fergie sining “I’m so two thousand and eight, you’re so two thousand and late”. But truly I … Continue reading
List of Columbus Social Media Experts
Dear Columbus Social Media Expert, I know how hard it is for you to establish yourself as an expert in the new field of social media. After all, most people have never heard of it until this year. And how … Continue reading
Tectonic Plates of Columbus Social Media
Or should have I called it High School Cliques? I don’t know, but I love watching the drama play out on Twitter. It’s all good in my opinion.
Awesome dinner with Brian Solis
Last week, Brian Solis was in town to talk to the Central Ohio chapter of the Public Relations Society of America about ”the new landscape of PR and the emerging new roles and responsibilities which we must embrace in order to … Continue reading









