January 4, 2012 – 10:12 am
THE BOOZE BIN
By Pia Mara Finkell (@piamara)
With the New Year well rung in and my resolutions still irresolute at best, I thought I’d focus on ways to improve my mind this year. Full disclosure: I am 7½ months pregnant and quickly entering the waddling phase, so delusions of improving my body have flown [...]
By Pia Mara Finkell
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Posted in The Booze Bin, Wine, Food & Nutrition
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Also tagged 1WineDude, blogger, Bossy Pants, Dave McIntyre, Dr. Vino, drink local, Drink What You Like, drinklocal, DrinkLocalWine, eat local, eatlocal, new year's resolutions, Terroirist, Tina Fey, Wine, Wine Bloggers Conference, WineLine
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THE BOOZE BIN
By Pia Mara Finkell (@piamara)
For me, blogging evokes two emotions in their purest form…stress and satisfaction. It’s a two-step process.
First, I spend a few hours stressing about what to write for the Booze Bin. It’s not that there’s a lack of ideas, but rather a surplus, plus the uncontrollable urge to [...]
By Pia Mara Finkell
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Posted in The Booze Bin, Wine, Food & Nutrition
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Also tagged blogger, blogging, Enobytes, Eric Asimov, Fermentation, Jancis Robinson, New York Cork Report, Richmond.com, Tablas Creek, Terroirist, The New York Times, Vino Freakism, Vinography, Wine, Wine Blogger Awards, Wine Bloggers Conference, Zephyr
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by Mike Mulvihill
Whoopee! A blog post by Inhabitat – Green Design Will Save the World is celebrating independent consulting firm Ernst & Young’s release of a report yesterday predicting the price of solar energy per watt is expected to fall to $1 by 2013, down from $2 in 2009. The report, prepared for the Solar [...]
December 14, 2010 – 8:00 am
By Mike Mulvihill
It became really evident this Thanksgiving – my incessant, addictive need to try to keep up with friends and loved ones on Facebook and Twitter. My aging and computer-phobic mother was upset about the preoccupation and predilection my teenage children and I had with our smart phones. She had a point. (Christmas should [...]
By Mike Mulvihill
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Posted in Digital Marketing
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Also tagged ban social media, blogging, change, crt-tanaka, crt/tanaka, Facebook, impact of social media, mashable, Mobile, Pennsylvania University of Science and Technology, PR Industry Trends, Priya Ramesh CRT/tanaka, social media, Social Networks, Twitter
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September 2, 2010 – 7:00 am
By Jenn Riggle
Let’s admit it: Blogs are the ugly stepchild of social media.
Hospitals and brands are going where the action is by embracing Facebook and Twitter. They’re building “apps,” holding Twitter parties and finding ways to integrate video on their website.
But what about blogs, the slow and steady form of social media?
They’re a great way [...]
By Priya Ramesh
For the last seven years of my career as a Public Relations professional, I have had the tremendous opportunity to work very closely with CEOs of startup companies. I absolutely enjoy the “die-hard, let’s do it attitude” that epitomizes small businesses and I am very well aware of what a small business marketing [...]
By Priya Ramesh
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Posted in Digital Marketing, PR Industry Trends
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Also tagged B2B blog, beth schillaci, blogging, crt-tanaka, crt/tanaka, entrepreneur, Gary Vaynerchuk, network solutions, priya, Priya Ramesh, Progress DataDirect, Progress DataDirect Software, small business blog, small business trends, social media, startup nation
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November 13, 2009 – 12:01 am
Paul Glader’s article last weekend in The Wall Street Journal online about a new twist in the ongoing GE up-from-the ashes saga gave me hope that public relations people will get their day in the sun at this famously left-brained outpost of capitalism.
I’m a great fan of GE — even took some Six Sigma green [...]
By Michael Whitlow
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Posted in Digital Marketing
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Also tagged Alltop, Barry Vucsko, best practices, business thinking, buzz, capitalism, change, Daniel Pink, design thinking, future, GE, guy kawasaki, Listening, marketing, Paul Glader, PR Industry Trends, right brain, social media, The Wall Street Journal
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October 5, 2009 – 12:08 am
You probably don’t want to see photos of me kissing Caitlin on the Buzz Bin, a professional blog.
by Geoff Livingston
Lifestreaming’s back (last blogged about on the Buzz Bin in 2007)! From Steve Rubel’s lifestream-only decision to Jane Quigley’s recent BlogPotomac interview, which pointed-out that mobile lifestreaming technology Posterous has become red hot, lifestreams are the [...]
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