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Over the next few days, I’ll be sharing some session recaps and learnings from my trip to SXSW last week with 20 of my FH colleagues. This post stemmed from a session by Jenn Deering Davis on how Twitter impacts our TV habits. For a deep dive into all of our SXSW coverage and our BlackBox activation at SXSW, check out...
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Over the next few days, I’ll be sharing some session recaps and learnings from my trip to SXSW last week with 20 of my FH colleagues. This post stemmed from a session by Nichole Kelly called The ROI of Social Media. For a deep dive into all of our SXSW coverage and our BlackBox activation at SXSW, check out...
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SXSW is an incredible experience. But it can be a bit overwhelming at times. However, if you focus on meeting the five people below you’ll leave Austin with:
Several new friends
Renewed sense of direction
Smartphone with full battery
Colored bracelet collection that would make any 5-year-old jealous
Full, potentially queasy...
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I am honored to be a 2013 candidate for the Leukemia Lymphoma Society Man/Woman of the Year campaign. Each year, 25-30 individuals dedicate 10 weeks (March 7-May 23 this year) to reach out to their community and raise more than $500,000 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS). I will be sharing a cancer story each week of the...
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SXSW is known for launching the “next big thing.” In 2007, it was Twitter. Foursquare was 2009. Pinterest was one of the hottest topics in 2012.
So what’s it going to be this year? What’s the new tech tool or social network everyone in Austin will be talking about in between conversations about Shiner Bock...
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When I interviewed for my first job, I had this line I always used when I really wanted to leave a lasting impression. Probably sounded way better to me than anyone else, but here it goes:
It used to be that communicators just had to know how to write. Now we have to be storytellers. The industry is changing and the ones who survive...
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