Today we held a panel at USA Today on journalists and social media. Some great contributions here from some journalists that have really used the social Web well.
First day. (Taken with Instagram at USA TODAY)
Cutest dog ever? (Taken with instagram)
Good news: Didn’t make any wrong turns. #dc (Taken with Instagram at U.S. Capitol)
#books (Taken with Instagram at Capitol Hill Books)
“Verizon Communications Inc. and AT&T Inc. will sell a version of the coming iPad that runs on their newest fourth-generation wireless networks, according to people familiar with the matter, as the battle to cash in on big investments in mobile broadband heats up.” — Verizon, AT&T to Sell 4G iPad - WSJ.com
“You’d think a firm with as many resources as Facebook wouldn’t need to rely on the passion of a renegade screenprinter to spread its internal messaging, but corporate cultures, especially those in the Silicon Valley, live and die on the passions of their people.” — Does Facebook Have a Secret Paper Fetish? | Collectors Weekly
My going-away cake from my amazing friends at the Free Press. (Taken with Instagram at Detroit Free Press)
“Even as we scramble to replace our daily activities with simplified digital solutions, there’s still nothing quite like writing something down.” — Mark W. Smith: This year’s killer app — pen and paper
A lovely winter sunset at Big Rock Candy Mountain. (Taken with instagram)
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“The rise of the social Web has made it possible for websites to tailor themselves to each user. Retail sites can, for example, show a unique front page to each visitor based on past purchases and interests gleaned from other websites the person has visited. Some greet this with fear. For others, it’s an opportunity to use a Web that’s designed just for them.” — Mark W. Smith: What Google knows about you
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New stickers. #justshipit (Taken with instagram)