Welcome to our second installment of Follow Friday - beyond the 140 characters.  This week’s #followfriday folks: @theGypsy: First on our band of merry people is Dave Harry.  Dave is a real stickler for qualitative research and often reports on search engine patents.  He’s been a busy...

Image of Ad Age Fellow Ad Age Power 150 member Eyecube, aka Rick Liebling put out a periodic table of social media elements: While it’s getting a bit of criticism (yes, social media doesn’t have anything to do with the periodic table of elements), that’s not what it is all about. ...

Brian Wallace is a social media consultant. He authors a blog at nowsourcing.com/blog. With the economy showing no signs of bouncing back in 2009, consumers will inevitably be searching for channels of escapism, means to momentarily forget their everyday woes, financial and otherwise. Although most ...

[Today's guest post brought to you by numberneal]. I have seen mainstream sites, such as nytimes.com, aol news, latimes.com, make the front page of digg with 100, 80, 59 diggs. The algo appears to be biased towards mainstream sites. I have made 152 pages popular by mostly submitting mainstream sites...

The Internet is a great medium for a number of different activities. You can get your news, conduct business, or stay in contact with friends and family. Two of the most popular uses in today’s society are music and social networking. There are a number of great websites that perform one or both o...

[Today’s guest post is brought to your by Wayne Smallman. Wayne Smallman is the man behind the Blah, Blah! Technology blog: a focal point of his passion for technology, and a hallmark of his business mentality, writing style, and adeptness at making complex technology issues approachable and a...