Yesterday, I wrote a blog post about Mzinga. Although I had the best intentions, I posted without complete enough information, which was a mistake on my part. I apologize to Mzinga for any problems this has caused for them. As soon as I get the … Continue readingA Public Apology to Mzinga
There’s been a series of announcements this last two weeks, many which are happening here at SXSW, yet it’s important to look at what these changes mean as a collective, here’s my take: While working on my report the future of the social web, I … Continue readingThe Social, Mobile Web: An Entourage In Your Pocket
Mzinga is one of the companies that I closely watch, in fact, they were in my recent Wave, which was started last summer, and performed well. I’ve been hearing from multiple sources in a variety of folks that Mzinga is undergoing some changes. With the … Continue readingExpect Changes at Mzinga
I’m sitting across the street from the SXSW convention center, yesterday the organizer Hugh Forrest told me that attendees to the Interactive portion (a great deal with a focus on social) was up aprox 20% (just an approximation). I’ve seen many social media strategists (see … Continue readingReport: Social Media Marketing Up During Recession
Left: Downtown Austin tonight –great sunset now that the rain is gone SXSW isn’t about the panels, why? the best ones are going to be blogged and put on slideshare. What matters here is the networking, as the social web assembles as a collective community … Continue readingSXSW Tips: On The Cheap
Note from Jeremiah: I’m publishing this post as I walk on stage at SXSW on a panel that will debate “Is Spec Work Evil” I’ve gone to a great deal of time and experimentation to understand this issue, please carefully read my post before making … Continue readingSpec Work Analysis: Here To Stay –But Not For Everyone
I’m sitting in the Mashery room here at SXSW, a circus themed ‘tent’ with popcorn and geeks galore, I’ll be posting live coverage of things that I see and hear that I think are interesting that matter to corporate web strategists. A few years ago, … Continue readingBest Buy Launches API: Corporate Websites Extend to Open Web
Do you know any brands that are hated or are getting social media wrong? They may need “Social Media Remediation” I had drinks with Paul and Brooke from, Cohn and Wolfe a digital PR agency that told me they focus on clients that have some … Continue readingWhen Brands Get Punk’d: Social Media Remediation
A common practice in the enterprise software industry (and beyond) is to announce products, make a lot of noise about it, but slowly roll it out in pieces over the coming quarters or never at all. This is called Vaporware and I’m starting to see … Continue readingVaporware in the Social Media Space
I’m respecting your limited time by publishing this weekly digest on the Social Networking space, which I cover as an industry analyst. By creating this digest (I started this over a year ago) it really helps me to stay on top of the space I … Continue readingWeekly Digest of the Social Networking Space: March 11, 2009
