Debating Religious Tolerance: When Is It Okay to Ridicule Someone's Beliefs?

Now for my semi-regular rant. Feel free to join in.

Father's Day Infographic: 7 Things Our Dads Taught Us About Social Media

Ever check your Klout score? Notice how it refers to people who influenced you? How come my Dad is never listed? He was one of my biggest influencers. Here's what he taught me.

Make Your #ContentMarketing de-Vine! @HootSuite @HootUp

Have you heard about Vine, Twitter's mobile app that lets you record 6-second looping videos to share with your friends and followers? Vine has been referred to as "Instagram on steroids" or "tweeting out loud." It's a quick way to document just about anything.

I'm Loving the Internet Archive Today

In 1997, the Internet Archive copied sound files from my daughter's website. We had lost track of these WAVs over the years and I longed to hear Kaity's young voice again.

5 Actionable Quotes to Power Up Your 2013 Social Media and Content Marketing Plans

It's 2013. Do you know where your online marketing plan is?

Check out the following quotes from five marketing books about social media and content marketing. You might discover the perfect inspiration to rethink your marketing plans and expand your influence.

The Gamification of Job Hunting: Brain Dead TV Meets The Unemployment Line

Last fall, CBS announced casting for a new reality TV competition series — The Job — now set to debut on Friday, February 8, 2013 (8:00–9:00 PM, ET/PT). Five contestants will compete for their dream job with a featured employer or hope for an offer from one of several guest employers. Think The Apprentice (NBC), but with more winners. The good news? Winners won't have to work for Donald Trump. A group of well-known companies have lined up to audition job candidates. The bad news? It's another manufactured reality show. Meh.