How can we apply the “fun theory” at the library?
I can’t believe that no one’s ever though of this before! I wonder what other psychic opportunities social media will provide?
Maybe it’s just me, but this idea seems to fall under the “just because you CAN do something doesn’t mean that you SHOULD” if you get my drift.
No wonder our thumbs hurt.
Check out the example at the end of this post to see why some of us don’t post a lot of personal stuff on FB.
Social Media Jocks: Don’t watch this is you can’t laugh at yourself. Otherwise, enjoy!
It appears that not all sports hate social media. According to this story, the NHL is getting ready for another big Twitter push for the start of its season. Why? Hard to say, but I’d be willing to bet that it’s got something to do with the fact that they have to work a little harder to reach potential/current fans. Unlike the NFL (No Fun League) and to a large extent MLB, the NHL can’t just take its fans for granted and ban them from Twittering (or commenting on FB or whatever other social media they like to use) about their teams during games.
OK, so this is from Fox and it only contains the impressions of a handful of people, but Amazon can’t be happy with Princeton student’s assessment of the Kindle. Is that Steve Jobs I hear laughing?
Now I know why I have so much e-mail in my in box!
Looks like the NBA may be taking a softer line on social networking than the NFL has done so far. Maybe they can avoid some of the negative publicity that college and pro football has earned in this regard lately.
