Tag Archives: Politics

Out Social Media’ing the Democrats

November 3, 2009 – 2:00 am

by Mike Mulvihill

Photo: voxefx
 I have lived in several places throughout the east and Midwest, but I spent my formative years (8 to 18) in the garden spot of the Garden State and I have now lived in Richmond, Va., for the past 19 years (my longest stint so far in one city/location). So I have [...]

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Lubricating the Wheels of Social Media

October 27, 2009 – 8:00 am

by Mike Mulvihill

There is nothing quite like political controversy cooked up in the land of meat pies, pints and the Queen. The latest controversy is full of contradictions. It is a great mile marker for the ever symbiotic connection between traditional media and social media (and vice versa). And, it is significant for reasons more [...]

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FOX News – Just an Old School Troll

October 13, 2009 – 8:00 am

 By Mike Mulvihill
Transparency is certainly top of mind in the SM world as a result of the FTC ruling on endorsements and testimonials (i.e., pay-to-blog). The ruling has drawn commentary from far ranging sources such as the Council of PR Firms to Chris Brogan. Like Chris, I don’t know what’s so hard to get on [...]

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