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It’s a Beautiful Day in the Pittsburgh Social Media Neighborhood

On August 17, 2011August 17, 2011 By chachi

I’ve been thinking about neighborhoods and neighbors lately. One of the things I love about Pittsburgh is its neighborliness. From what I’ve seen Pittsburgh has some of the friendliest people in the world. They make good neighbors, and Fred Rogers was the exemplar par excellence. It’s sort of a city with […]

I blame PodCamp (in a good way) – @CarlaSwank

On August 16, 2011August 16, 2011 By chachi

My first PodCamp was PCPGH3. I was invited by a former co-worker (and good friend) to come and see what it was all about. I was a very new blogger. I was afraid to sign up for a Twitter account. I’d only been a Facebook user for a couple of […]

What to Pack in Your Uncamping Bag

On August 5, 2010July 2, 2010 By admin

We’re fond of calling PodCamp Pittsburgh an “un-conference,” but that term only means something if you know what a conference is. Most of us do. They’re (usually) dull, dry, stuffy and bland, with dozens of strangers languishing in a hotel ballroom, trapped in their banquet chairs, desperately avoiding eye contact. […]

If Social Media Is a Conversation, What Questions Should You Be Asking?

On July 5, 2010July 2, 2010 By admin

One of the most-used phrases in social media is an invitation to “join the conversation.” But what are we all talking about? In some cases, brands are listening to what their customers are saying about them (and their competitors), and trying to get better at doing business. In other cases, […]

Video Taiji Podcamp PSA – Podcamping in Your Neighborhood

On May 31, 2010 By admin

Video Taiji’s Alex Landefeld suggests the idea of podcamping in your own neighborhood:

Using your Social Network to Build Familarity

On May 17, 2010May 18, 2010 By admin

This post originally was posted on cyreynolds.com. Social networking is nothing new. It’s been around but known by a different name such as “making friends” or just networking. However, the tools used drastically changed over time. Instead of calling cards we have facebook, instead of letters, emails, etc. How can […]