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Shifts and nuances in the way we communicate online.
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Justine Sacco’s Aftermath: The Cost of Twitter Outrage

Justine Sacco’s Aftermath: The Cost of Twitter Outrage | Communications Major | Scoop.it

For those who missed the unfortunate tweet that brought down PR exec Justine Sacco last week - here is a thoughtful recap. Sacco is not the worst example of social media gone wrong, just the icing on the cake of social media snafus as 2013 comes to an end. Have we learned anything yet?

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Writer David Sedaris Held a Facebook Q&A and Ignored 3,000 Questions

Writer David Sedaris Held a Facebook Q&A and Ignored 3,000 Questions | Communications Major | Scoop.it

Sedaris is a great interview. He's less great with Facebook. But more importantly, here's a lesson for the famous, semi-famous, almost-famous, etc. Facebook for brands (and, yes, people can be brands) is pretty much a one-way street.

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Chick Filleted on Facebook

Chick Filleted on Facebook | Communications Major | Scoop.it

As if the Atlanta-based chicken chain hasn't endured its share of public condemnation for management's much-publicized anti-gay stance, today we learn about an apparent effort by a PR person, posing as a Facebook fan to astroturf the real reason why Jim Henson pulled its toys.

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Someone Needs to Tell Martha Stewart Her Food Tweets Are Disgusting

Someone Needs to Tell Martha Stewart Her Food Tweets Are Disgusting | Communications Major | Scoop.it

Just because you can cook, doesn't mean you should take photos of it. Poor Martha Stewart. She needs help with a couple of good photo apps. Warning: Gross food photography ahead.

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Big News Forges Its Own Digital Path

Big News Forges Its Own Digital Path | Communications Major | Scoop.it

Major news stories increasingly find their own digital path, and no one feels the need to work with the traditional power players to make it happen.

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