Month: February 2010

Red Shoes Speak No. 16: Olympic Tape Delays

Jess Dennis and Tommytrc discuss the 2010 Winter Olympics and how social media is negatively affecting tape delays in programming. Can networks like NBC continue to control when live events are aired and whether participants can discuss the proceedings in their social networks? Are the big networks acting as gatekeepers and trying to control the message? Control freaks or not, discuss on Twitter using the hashtag #redshoesspeak.

Red Shoes Speak No. 16: Olympic Tape Delays from Jessica Dennis on Vimeo.

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Online With Erin – FourSquare

For this week Online with Erin Davisson, I was asked about a new social media craze called FourSquare. FourSquare is a geo-location tool to tell your friends where you. Kinda like geo-tagging in the big city. You get points for going to different places and can see how many points your friends have.  See what Ross LaRocco and myself have to say to Erin. Thanks Erin and WFRV for having me on the show again!

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Red Shoes Speaks No. 15 Digital Hoarding

Are you a digital hoarder? Tommy and Jess discuss how Gmail and cloud computing have changed the way we store and search for information. Is Google changing the way individuals will file information forever? Let us know your thoughts on Twitter using the hash tag #redshoesspeak.

Red Shoes Speaks No. 15 Digital Hoarding from Jessica Dennis on Vimeo.

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Friday Tweetup – Weekend Fun

This morning is our bi-weekly pancake tweetup at blue berry hill pancake house in Appleton. My buddy Terry form Jefferson City was in town and he joined us for the fun and frolic. Today was day 5 of 10 of the transition and the list of what needs to get done gets shorter and shorts and my desk and shelves get cleaner and cleaner. Feb 26th, last day is fast approaching.

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Phone call from a long lost friend

Today i got the best phone call from a ex co-worker I had not heard form in almost 10 years. What a treat to be able to reconnect. He saw a posting I made on linked in and wanted to say hello. Things at work with the transition are going well. Change beings out the best and worst in people. Had a wonderful lunch with a old sales friend. Boy how I will miss those great people at my old working place.