Sound Bytes
A column about the future of the music industry by Jonathan CunninghamU2 Partners with Dropbox and Spotify Remains Free in the U.S.
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Author Archives: Jonathan Cunningham
Hacking EDU: Discussing Education Reform During Husky Fest
During a rainy kick-off to Husky Fest this past Thursday, the MCDM team was center stage for the entire day and strongly committed to discussing ways to transform education as we know it. If you’ve been paying attention at all … Continue reading
Sound Bytes: U2 Partners with Dropbox and Spotify Remains Free in the U.S.
Kicking off the category of “didn’t see that coming” in the digital music arena is the recent announcement that rock legends U2 are the new investors/major funders behind cloud storage site Dropbox. Of course they’ve got the money to do … Continue reading
Infographic: Fortune 500 Companies Using Social Media Differently Than Before
It’s interesting the way social media strategists are constantly finding different ways to experiment with blogs, Twitter and Facebook. This happens at all levels for companies and organizations of all sizes, but perhaps it’s most intriguing as a case study … Continue reading
Why “Welcome to Seattle” Works
Last week, Ross Asdourian released the latest episode of his comical video series Local Brew and seems to finally have established the traction he was looking for. It’s called “Welcome to Seattle” and it spoofs Will Smith’s horrific “Welcome to … Continue reading
Tomorrow is National Day of Unplugging…You Probably Already Know This.
Because tomorrow is being designated by some as a National Day of Unplugging, where people who are typically wired through their cellphones, computers, tablets, etc., are being encouraged to completely unplug and be wireless for 24 hours, we’ve decided to … Continue reading
The Guardian Reimagines Covering the Three Little Pigs
In today’s ever changing news economy, companies and publications are continuously forced to reinvigorate and recapture their audience’s attention with every move that they make. Many of us know that writing has existed on the wall for quite some time, … Continue reading
Does Your Blog Need a Social Media Policy?
Twitter and social media have become both a boon and a trap to members of the press. Just recently, media pundit Roland Martin was suspended indefinitely from his post at CNN because of a tweet he sent out while watching … Continue reading
How Popular is Cell Phone Photography?
Here’s an infographic from the man behind Frugal Dad that is scary to think about, but actually rooted in the new reality of the 21st century. Similar to the way trained journalists are becoming less necessary in today’s media hungry … Continue reading
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