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Twitter Town Hall With AG Tomorrow To Discuss Texting While Driving
With May being National Youth Traffic Safety Month, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the State Attorneys General and Consumer Protection Agencies, and the Ad Council are hosting the...
View ArticleWashington Post: Yale & Quinnipiac’s Social Media Presence Among Best In Country
StudentAdvisor.com, a subsidiary of the Washington Post Company, ranked Yale 15th and Quinnipiac 49th on its Spring 2012 Top 100 Social Media Colleges list. The ranking compares more than 6,000...
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3 Questions With: WWE’s Senior Vice President Of Digital Operations
World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), which of course is located in Stamford, has created quite a presence for itself on social media. Mashable declared WWE as the Must Follow Brand on Social Media and...
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Connecticut Among Top States In Job Postings On Social Media
Connecticut ranks seventh in the country in job postings on social media, according to recruiting software company Bullhorn. Top Overall Industries For Social Media Job Postings Other nearby states...
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For WWE, Social Media Means Business
Jason Hoch, Senior Vice President of Digital Operations stands alongside a production truck at WWE Raw at the XL Center Monday. (MICHAEL McANDREWS) When Jason Hoch took over as World Wrestling...
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Social Media To Play Big Role At Travelers Championship
Courtesy: John Woike As HartfordBusiness.com reports, Twitter and Facebook will have important roles at this week’s Travelers Championship in Cromwell. Tournament officials will use the social media...
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In Case You Missed It: Social Media Now A Must Have In The Political Campaign...
The Courant’s Amanda Falcone reports: U.S. Senate candidate Linda McMahon‘s campaign tweets regularly, interacts with supporters on Facebook and even uses new social media site Pinterest to highlight...
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Connecticut Police Using Social Media To Solve Crimes
The New Haven Register’s Alexandra Sanders published a great story today on how police are using social media sites like Facebook, Twitter and Foursquare to catch criminals. The highlight of the...
View ArticleYour Digital Afterlife Explained
A quick rundown of what happens to your digital presence after you die. “Five states have enacted laws that authorize the transfer of a deceased person’s digital assets to the executor or manager of...
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