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Author Archives: Nicole Collins
*Epiphany* Videos to Propel Viral Campaigns
“No information is more valuable than experiencing an epiphany” – Epipheo Studios Have you ever watched an online video that immediately compelled you to find the share tool? Thus born the viral video, a visual experience shared by millions within … Continue reading
Social Media in Popular Culture
Previous to eHarmony and Match.com, Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan made online dating socially acceptable in “You’ve Got Mail.” CWTV drama series Gossip Girl propels conflict using mass text messaging. If he doesn’t call you: “Please don’t cyberstalk him,” said … Continue reading
Child Sponsorship NGO Experiments with Online Social Network of Its Own
World Vision advocates for the world’s poor by providing technology that empowers them to freely create content and share it online. Relief organization World Vision is rooted in child sponsorship and has been the first of its kind to experiment … Continue reading
New American News Org.
Oldie News Vets Hold to Journalistic Principles but Embrace Newer Practices Only on-site gathering, only online reporting. They will not cover U.S. stories. They will not focus on breaking news. A new American internet news organization equipped some 70 international … Continue reading
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