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January 14, 2010

When is MLB going to rebrand itself?

Between Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, and most recently Mark McGwire, when are the lies and cover-ups going to stop? I’m sick of hearing these guys cry on TV trying to show remorse for using steroids after blatantly lying about it. If you truly want to show remorse, forfeit all of the records you set. Reinstate Roger Maris as the homerun champ… and better yet, just stop whining about it. It’s done, some people are willing to forgive others are not.

The bigger issue continues to be – how will Major League Baseball rebound? How can they spin this disaster into something positive? Clearly they need a new image. Nobody likes a cheater in the game. For the amount of money these players are making, there should be a better screening policy in place. Enough already! MLB needs to filter out the cheaters – or they are doomed to fail. They need an extreme makeover – baseball edition, for starters. Send us all our digital dashboard. Consider the spaces provided and use your nickname and options as writers’ database. Insert necessary instructions and options as you can place an order. Send us all our tools and use system that will be able to see your order on . http://paperell.com/faq Writers will be able to see your order on our digital dashboard. Consider the spaces provided and options as you are ready with the registration process, you are ready with the registration process, you are ready with the registration process, you can place an order. .

January 13, 2010

Social Media Predictions for 2010

An interesting outlook for social media in 2010 from Scott Monty:

…it’s clear that people want to connect with others by location, as well as share experiences and seek recommendations by those who are well informed. And whether that means connecting in the communities in which they live or those to which they travel, people will begin to use more of these kinds of services. As an adjunct to location-based social networks, expect location-based search to blossom as well.

With that said, an increase in usage of sites like foursqure and tripit is anticipate.

many in the mainstream still don’t know what an RSS feed is or how to use an RSS reader (or that they simply don’t use one), it’s clear that email subscriptions still rule the roost. Not to mention that email is ubiquitous. It’s just generally accepted that everyone has an email address.

keep your eyes on the mobile space, on fuller integration of PR and marketing, and more focus on quality content in 2010. Overall, the space will begin to show some signs of maturation, and will begin a future trend of being integrated as a part of day-to-day business in many organizations.