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The idea for this post came from Josh Hallett’s “Sorry We Work In Different Industries” blog post and was cross posted over on Shamable.com.

Yesterday an agency posted their RFP criteria for companies looking to hire a social media firm. It’s self serving as all get up, but not a bad start. I’m sure the agency will undoubtedly not let anyone forget that they were the first to post it on their blog, which as we know means a LOT. </sarcasm>

I tweeted this earlier but if you go vote for my South by Southwest panel - and I make it - I’ll take you with me. No joke, I have set aside marketing budget and will pay your travel (hotel, flight)…

Facebook unveiled their new home page Wednesday and I have to say - it’s awfully Twitteresque. The center well, or “stream”, of content on the page is now an ajaxy, auto-updating time line of…

Brandweek has a heads up on some interesting developments going on at the FTC. As you know, the EU implemented some rules back in 2007 regarding fake bloggers and astroturfing, with fines and…

I’m not Hugh McLeod so I used Keynote to create this chart demonstrating where most people are regarding so-called ‘social media experts”. Enjoy.

There’s a hot debate over on Twitter this morning today regarding the K-Mart/IZEA/Blogger campaign and the ethics of bloggers taking money to write posts. Marc Meyer’s Direct Marketing…

In the ongoing saga of “How Will Twitter Make Money?”, Read Write Web has a story that a company called Magpie offering to help you monetize your personal Twitter account. Last year we…

Loren Feldman from 1938media has a great talk posted over on his site from Blog08 where he tells the crowd to keep blogging (creating content). If you want to understand why Wired was wrong when…

Friends, readers and passers-by. Geno Church, a friend and fellow WOMMA member, has a missing daughter. Makenzie, aka Kenzie, Church, has been missing since Saturday. She’s from upstate South…

Move over long form reviews, there’s a new player in town. Via TechCrunch, a new service launched this week called Blippr, which is a product review web site that limits reviews to 160…