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• 02/6 2012 Posted in Fuel for Thought 1 comment

  What Facebook’s Revenue Goals Mean to a Social Media Analyst

  On Wednesday, Facebook filed it’s initial public offering for $5 billion dollars in initial funding. Working for a social media agency means being well-read on the latest social news, so I knew it was happen. I knew what it meant to Facebook’s business, to the ad industry, and to its users. The story itself didn’t [...]

   

• 10/3 2011 Posted in Fuel for Thought 0 comments

  New Exhibit at MoMA shows creative connections

  This past weekend, I had a chance to tour the Museum of Modern Art in the heart of Midtown.  Among the usual classic paintings, contemporary design pieces, film and photography, I stumbled across a unique exhibit located on the third floor. Talk to Me: Design and the Communication between People and Objects showcases the interactions [...]

   

• 08/8 2011 Posted in Fuel for Thought 2 comments

  Dealing With Fatigue in a Social Media World

  Earlier this week, bestselling author Chris Brogan talked about social media fatigue – the general feeling of being overwhelmed by the demands of too many social networks and constant interaction.  Before I came to Big Fuel, I had spent my time learning about social media’s relevance in society and how it could further develop by [...]

   

• 07/25 2011 Posted in Fuel for Thought, Measurement 0 comments

  Facebook Vs. Google+: The Data Game

  This past Thursday, Big Fuel welcomed some folks from the Google to our office to teach us all about Google+ and answer our questions…and boy did we have a lot of questions! As the Technorati and laypeople begin to adopt the new social network meant to rival Facebook, issues and concerns are popping up, like [...]