New Movie Gets "Inside" Social Media Sites

New Movie Gets "Inside" Social Media Sites NY1 There's a new type of movie bursting on to the scene and it incorporates social media sites like Twitter, Facebook and YouTube to drive its plot. NY1's Adam Balkin filed the following report. It's an entirely new type of movie, one that wouldn't have ... See all stories on this topic » NY1

Webdoc, In Between a Social Network and a Social Tool Network World For once, I'm not sure how to pigeonhole the product I'm focused on today: Webdoc, a curious hybrid of an online digital scrapbook and a social media service. To create content on Webdoc you sign up for a free account using a regular registration ... See all stories on this topic »

Local social media entrepreneur picked for national marketing boot camp Soapbox Cincinnati Jeremy K. Smith, founder of social media marketing company Authentic New Media, is getting hands-on national marketing experience as part of The Marcus Graham Project's 3rd annual iCR8 Summer Boot Camp. Smith is one of 11 young professionals picked ... See all stories on this topic »

Big Digital's online reality show gives youth a platform exchange4media.com Titled 'Transform India- Youth Uncensored', the reality show aims to empower the youth by providing a platform for them to voice their opinion through an extensive social media initiative. The online reality show will address social problems ranging ... See all stories on this topic »

Photographers, the Battle with Social Network Terms of Service Is Lost -- Get ... Black Star Rising Every time you sign up for a social network, be it Facebook, Twitter or Google+, you are faced with TOS (Terms of Service) that are naked rights grabs — making it a risky proposition for you to share your images. And yet, everyone tells you that the ... See all stories on this topic »

Why e-mail is still the marketer's tool of choice Globe and Mail If you talk to marketers who help businesses harness the Internet to reach out to customers and fellow businesses, you'll find that one social network in particular is all the rage. E-mail marketing suffers from its unfortunate – and unwilling ... See all stories on this topic » Globe and Mail