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What you shouldn't learn from the Facebook TOS incident
by Laura Creekmore | Feb 19, 2009 | Community, Facebook
What not to learn from the Facebook TOS incident.
The Facebook TOS debacle: You probably don't care
by Laura Creekmore | Feb 16, 2009 | Facebook
The Facebook terms of service mess: No one really cares. And there’s no good solution for those of us who do.
I'll now say something nice about Ning
by Laura Creekmore | Feb 6, 2009 | Customer service, Ning
The Ning director of support gives us an update on a bug fix that caused some of my recent trouble.
Still not sure what to say about Ning
by Laura Creekmore | Feb 4, 2009 | Ning
My Ning email saga concludes, I think.
Ning isn't helping power users
by Laura Creekmore | Feb 3, 2009 | Ning, Social media
Ning makes it too hard to change your email if you’ve built a Ning community.
When to use a PDF. When not to.
by Laura Creekmore | Jan 29, 2009 | Information management
I was literally just thinking about how I always print PDFs. I was going to say something on Twitter about it, even. And then I opened my new QuickBooks manual, which came in PDF format, and discovered it was 605 pages. What a PDF does PDFs (portable document format,...
How to build community around your content
by Laura Creekmore | Jan 18, 2009 | Blogging, Social media, Strategy
If you’re using the web today to talk to your audience, you have to understand better than they do how they use the Internet.
Figuring out the best social media platform
by Laura Creekmore | Jan 8, 2009 | Facebook, Social media, Strategy
All social media isn’t right for all purposes. Examine your goals before you pick your tools.
It's about your mindset, not your technology*
by Laura Creekmore | Jan 5, 2009 | Social media, Strategy
You could use social media just to talk about yourself some more, but no one will care. Understand how you can use social media’s power for good before you begin.
I blog about politics, content strategy, information architecture, copyright law, grammar and other stuff that strikes my fancy.
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