Today eMusic launched a full site redesign incorporating a whole big bunch of social media tools. From the release:
Beginning today, eMusic customers will not only see album information and tracklisting on the page, they will see imported content from YouTube, Flickr and Wikipedia for the artist whose music they are exploring.
It also includes Flickr […]

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Last night I spoke on a MIMA panel called titled “Too Much Information? Surviving Data Overload.” You can view the archived stream here.
I thought the overall event was fine, although I’m afraid the topic and questions were too general, geeky, philosphical and/or tactical for about half of the audience to appreciate. At […]

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On a panel at a Minnesota Interactive Marketing Association (MIMA) event this Wednesday, July 16 at 6 p.m. at the lovely International Market Square in Minneapolis.
The panel is titled “Too Much Information? Surviving Data Overload,” and promises to be very educational. I’m planning to learn more than anyone.
From MIMA’s event description:
Juicy blogs. […]

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Cloud Cult

The Forms

Recaps: City Pages, doodledee, Higher Than Highlights.
photos by Alison

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Social Media and Blogger Relations 2.0
WestGlen Power Professionals Lunchtime Seminar
Wednesday, March 26th at 12:00 p.m. Embassy Suites Hotel Minneapolis-Downtown
RSVP is closed
Charged with creating viral buzz for your brand’s products or services but not sure how to navigate the constantly changing world of Internet communications and social media?
Outreach to consumers via blogs, consumer websites, […]

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Thanks to Twitter and my inability to be satisfied (there is no off position on the genius switch, people), WCCO-TV (CBS) in Minneapolis now has a breaking news Twitter feed.
WCCO reporter Jason DeRusha, whom I met via Twitter, then met in real life (once) and have continued to develop a relationship with, helped me out […]

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