It doesn’t matter if you’re the world’s biggest Apple fanboy/fangirl or the most devout PC devotee in the world—no one can deny the influence of Steve Jobs. Which is why last weeks’ earthquake wasn’t ...

Many times in social media, people get too obsessed with numbers. How many followers do we have? How many do we want? How many people liked our Facebook page today? How many people have hidden our Fac ...

At this point, almost everyone who wants to be an early adopter of Google+ has joined. I haven’t really said a thing about it in the few weeks I’ve been on there, mainly because, well, I haven’t spent ...

I admit it, I’m a flip-flopper. I could clearly never run for office, people would follow me around with giant flip-flops on sticks (plus, my dentist tells me due to my sensitive teeth I’m not suppose ...

Rep. Anthony Weiner is not the first politician to be plagued by a scandalous photo shared over Twitter—we all still remember former Rep. Lee. Nor is he the first public figure, private figure, or hus ...

Another return to fine Jots form after a bit of an absence—let’s just say things have been busy here in D.C. But I am ready to make a (my third or fourth?) comeback with a terrific blast of content th ...

Well, I certainly couldn’t stay away forever now, could I? And what better week to return to my weekly social media blog jotting than a week when social media factored so prominently into the news cyc ...

As someone who gets annoyed even when I have to create an account and log-in to access information on some major newspaper websites (nytimes.com, for example) I’ve always been hesitant to engage in th ...

At this point in the game, most social media professionals can expect clients and executives to have a solid grasp on the basics. They understand why they need to get in the game (or perhaps why they ...