The first week of February is Social Media Week in NYC. Along with Little Big Pictures, we’ll be co-hosting this month’s #artstech event, which is exploring the creative overlap between social media and the arts.
Instead of the usual discussion of Facebook fans and Twitter followers, we wanted to take a look at some of the [...]
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Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberger recently announced that Privacy Policies will be changing on Facebook.
Here is an excerpt from the facebook blog:
Facebook’s current privacy model revolves around “networks” — communities for your school, your company or your region. This worked well when Facebook was mostly used by students, since it made sense that a student might want [...]
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by Knot Pipatsrisawat
Facebook Groups have long been a part of the Facebook experience as a way for people to organize and discuss particular issues of interest. However, until now, Group activities have been isolated to the group page and it was often difficult to find out what currently was going on within [...]
I don’t usually do these “How to use xyz to do abc” kind of posts (or do I?). So while I might be able to write a post on “how to use facebook for marketing your organization,” I’ll spare you. There are many other places you can go for that
HOWEVER – I just saw a [...]
This past month, I setup a facebook ad campaign for a company. There are many who say that facebook ads do not work. For the purpose of this article, I will disagree with them. The goal for the campaign was to generate awareness about the company on facebook, and it worked. I was able to [...]
This coming Thursday, the Queens Council for the Arts will be hosting a panel for artists. As one of the panelists, I’ve been asked to address the question, “How to effectively get your message out.”
Essentially – you’ve got a website, a social networking profile, or other online identities – now what?
This past May, I gave [...]
