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K Street Cafe Editor February 10th, 2011

State Department Launches Arabic Twitter Feed
(The Washington Post)
The State Department is now using Twitter to transmit its thoughts to the Arab world in Arabic.

The FCC Wants You to Get Your Map On (Tech President)
IssueMap, a new “copy, paste, map” online platform introduced by the FCC lets you paste in or upload geographic data to create an interactive map of the U.S.

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K Street Cafe Editor October 18th, 2011

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7 Ways to Protect Your Brand From Social Media Hackers (PR Daily) Hackers can destroy the credibility of your organization faster than you can say “Facebook.” Here are some tips on how to protect your social media properties. Infographic: How Top Nonprofits Use Social Media (e.politics) Very cool visual created by Rad Campaign and Craig [...]

K Street Cafe Editor October 17th, 2011

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Four Steps for Effective Social Media Monitoring in Politics (e.politics) Some great advice from Ensomo’s Steven Kleine about tracking influence when it comes to social media. These tips also translate well for organizations running advocacy campaigns. What Facebook’s Changes Mean for Cause Marketing (Huffington Post) Among other things, Facebook users will not have to ‘like’ [...]

K Street Cafe Editor October 14th, 2011

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Social Media Enables ‘Occupy DC’ Protests and Defines Them Too (Nextgov) Rain or shine, the Occupy DC protesters are camped in McPherson Square; in addition to signage and tents, the protesters are equipped with generators, laptops, round-the-clock tweeters and even a live video stream. #Occupywallstreet to Crowdfund a TV Ad (techPresident) Originally posting their ad [...]

K Street Cafe Editor October 19th, 2011

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K Street Suffers From Twitter Jitters (POLITICO) Despite the fact that congressional offices are embracing social media platforms, “About half of the year’s top-grossing lobby shops have no discernible presence on either Facebook or Twitter, the nation’s two most popular social-media sites” based on a recent POLITICO analysis. According to one lobbyist quoted in the [...]

K Street Cafe Editor December 20th, 2011

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A Million Little Klouts (Adweek) Several competitors are moving in on Klout: if you use the popular social media ‘influence measurement’ service, you may want to check out these new (and improved!) tools. 18 Ways to Promote Your Blog Offline (Business2Community) “The traditional idea of a website is turning into a changing, content rich environment [...]

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