March 2010
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HTML5’s missing piece: The disclosure tag
Imagine a worst case blogging scenario: The FTC have pegged you as a violator of their disclosure guidelines. You now face $11,000 in fines per sponsored post. Or, worse yet– you don’t live in the states, but your country has recently implemented a policy that makes the FTC fines seem like parking tickets.
Wouldn’t it be [...]
Rowfeeder might be the smartest tool yet for social media monitoring in public relations
I got a chance to meet up with the guys at Untitled Startup a few days ago. They were working on adding some cool stuff to their own site. What really caught my eye, though, was their app Rowfeeder.
Rowfeeder is like a lot of apps. It tracks keyword mentions on Twitter. The difference, however, is [...]