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Personal vs. Corporate: Six New-Media Principles, No. 3

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But in the social media world, they have an increasingly personal and direct connection to their readers. Having a personal, conversational relationship with an audience inevitably means having a distinctive voice and point of view. At the same time, the connections to social networks grow stronger. Dialogue vs.

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Nine Keys to a Robust Editorial Career in Social Media

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Your background may be in print, but you must stop thinking of yourself as a print person. By now, most B2B journalists have heard of the concept of personal branding, and the majority of those are probably still uncomfortable with it. Be a social-media networker. Be a brand. Be a blogger. Be uniquely essential.

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Managing Your Career in the Social Media Era: Sources

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“Tomorrow’s companies will build empires based on the value that they deliver to their users and advertisers every day, not on their ability to finance and manage scarce bandwidth or expensive printing presses or exclusive distribution networks.”. “No Joe Pulizzi’s Blog: Seven Ways to Position Yourself for Unlimited Work. “I

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Facebook Subscriptions: Overdrive for Journalists?

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And even if it doesn’t make a Facebook aficionado out of me, it could make the network much more useful professionally to many other journalists who already use it for personal reasons. Moreover, separating the professional and personal so absolutely was an awkward, Solomonic solution. Related posts: Be Yourself.

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The Yin and Yang of Content Economics

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That was the implicit question in a plaintive tweet last week from Bob Scheier: After a look at HubSpot’s Writers Network , he asked: “Why are rates so low ($50/blog post)? In a market with only three or four voices, only a crazy person would spend the money to become great.” Was hoping to eat in 2011.”.

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“Content Is Power”: Q & A with Mark W. Schaefer

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Even when he wasn’t yet the expert on social media that he is now (see his excellent primer, The Tao of Twitter , for example), his dispassionate looks at new-media platorms and personalities were both entertaining and informative. He sees his subjects with a wonderfully journalistic eye.

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