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June 2007

100 Comments are not that useful. What’s the point? IMO, it’s a gimmick that promotes interaction, but not necessarily meaningful communication. From this post at chrisbrogan.com. 100 Comments Project- Someone starts a post, we fill up 100 meaningful comments. End result: an e-book on a topic.OK I am going to weigh in on this 100 [...]

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June 26: The day the web goes silent

by Roxanne Darling on June 23, 2007

Join Bare Feet Studios in fighting the proposed rate increase for royalties paid by internet radio. “The future of Internet radio is in immediate danger.  Royalty rates for webcasters have been drastically increased by a recent ruling and are due to go into effect on July 15 (retroactive to Jan 1, 2006!).  To protest these [...]

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In Praise of Wishy-Washy

by Roxanne Darling on June 20, 2007

One of the things I like about the world now that blogging has given us a platform to state our opinions, is how deliciously diverse and opinionated we all are! For better or worse, I however am infused with the ability to see both sides; unable to view the world in black and white, but [...]

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Key Ingredient for Social Media Marketing Success

by Roxanne Darling on June 19, 2007

I learned long ago when setting up community-based health programs in American Indian communities that the key ingredient for success often rises or falls on the presence of the community organizer. All the good intentions, training, and plans will fall by the wayside without someone to keep spreading the love and showing the way to [...]

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Case Study: Pretty But Powerless

by Roxanne Darling on June 16, 2007

A recent mailing I received from the New Mexico Advertising Federation gives us all an opportunity to commit a few key points to memory when developing online business tools. Trust me, after over 10 years in the web development business, we have tremendous respect for the challenge of creating a useful business website that plays [...]

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How to Create Special Effects for Online Video

by Roxanne Darling on June 10, 2007

I’m sitting in the DIY session at Pixelodeon on Special Effects with Rudy of Galacticast and Eric of Indy Mogul. Please enjoy these tips and links! Key Points Storyboard before you shoot. It will save you time and help you film complex-looking scenes bu using perspective and lines of motion to create the effect. It [...]

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Not Enough Time for a Blog Post? Just Tumblr Instead.

by Shane Robinson on June 4, 2007

Problems finding time to blog but have more to say than you can using Twitter or Jaiku ? Tumblr may be the perfect solution. If blogs are journals, tumblelogs are scrapbooks. Tumblr (totally Free) is what’s referred to as a “tumblelog.” According to the Tumblr FAQ : “To make a simple analogy: If blogs are [...]

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