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Managing Your Career in the Social Media Era: Sources

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As part of a webinar for B2B editors on September 23, 2010, I’m speaking on “Managing Your Career in the Social Media Era.” (The The webinar, “ Enhancing Your Career in the B2B Press ,” is sponsored by the American Society of Business Press Editors.). Cogs see a job, linchpins see a platform.

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Fear and Social Media Don’t Mix

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MUD day 19: A friend of mine who works for a large nonprofit institution serves on a panel that’s trying to decide what the institution should think and do about social media. Should it encourage its employees and other stakeholders to use social media? Fear and social media don’t mix.

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Social Media and Ethics: An Interview with B2B Editor Maureen Alley

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In preparation for my talk in an ASBPE webinar on ethic s next week, I’ve been speaking with B2B editors about how they use social media. Though it’s true that the trade press in general is decidedly behind the curve in this respect, there are notable exceptions. Do you manage a social media account for your magazine?

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Nine Keys to a Robust Editorial Career in Social Media

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For B2B journalists and editors, the transition to the social-media era can be daunting, especially if they rely on their employers to lead the way. As an ASBPE-Medill survey of B2B editors showed last April, traditional publishing companies have offered little new-media training or guidance. Be a social-media marketer.

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A Look Inside a B2B Editor’s Head

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Although there is plenty of online debate and discussion of journalistic issues, the mass of it concerns the daily press. Sponsored by the ethics committee of ASBPE, an association for trade press editors and writers, the chat showcased the issues that particularly worry them. Related posts: Do B2B Editors Get Twitter?

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Dialogue vs. Monologue: Six New-Media Principles, No. 1

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Today, for anyone who’s thought much about social media, it verges dangerously on being trite. But however obvious the idea may seem, it remains a powerful, foundational concept for new media. As I say, all this is old hat for anyone even slightly familiar with new media. We ignore it at our peril.

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Digital Drudgery and Second-Stage Shovelware

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In a post earlier this month, I raised the sensitive question of whether legacy print journalists might be unduly worried about the workload involved in social media. The page was set, the presses rolled, the story concluded. Websites never go to press. “The internet does not possess this quality.