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Social Media's Campaign Limitations
05/14/2008 - I have become obsessed with watching primary returns on CNN. Isn't the "magic map" cool? Watching last night the commentators pointed out the rural areas Clinton continues to win by a very wide margin. By now, everyone is familiar with Clinton's argument that she is…
Much To Do About Twitter
By: Susan Iskiwitch
05/09/2008 - Twitter has been the discussion EVERYWHERE as of late, including the Standing Partnership lunch room. One of my colleagues who shall remain nameless challenged me to provide him with thoughts about Twitter's usefulness. BusinessWeek's Stephen Baker is currently writing a story on the growth of…
Supporting Community Partners; Stray Rescue Pep Rally
By: Kristin Gumper
05/01/2008 - Standing Partnership is proud to support Stray Rescue of St. Louis as one of our 2008 community partners. Tomorrow, we're hoping that hundreds, maybe even thousands, of St. Louisans will also be proud to support this critical organization for the city's homeless animals. At 9…
Bloggers, reporters and journalists...oh my!
By: Maya Lunnemann
04/28/2008 - A recent conversation with my mother-in-law had me thinking about the way journalism has evolved over the past few years. Are those who are in the social media world (i.e. bloggers, online news gatherers, etc.) changing the role and definition of “journalist?” According to Wikipedia,…
Social Media Strategy for the Healthcare Strategist
04/07/2008 - This week I have the honor of attending the Forum for Healthcare Strategists annual meeting. Participants largely include the leading healthcare marketers at hospitals and health systems throughout the country. In the opening session, Jay Silverstein, chief imagineer at Revolution Health spoke. He chided the…
What's your definition of social media?
By: Cathy Dunkin
04/04/2008 - The engaged group of students, faculty and St. Louis businesspeople who came together Thursday for a social media symposium at Washington University heard from a passionate panel of four experts. The group energetically covered everything from the future of news and journalism to Twitter and…
Wash U. Social Media Symposium
By: Cathy Dunkin
04/03/2008 - I invite you to attend the upcoming Social Media Symposium at Washington University in St. Louis. It's going to offer a great panel of speakers including Bob Duffy, Jason Fiehler, Scott Granneman, and Kurt Greenbaum, and I'm excited to be moderating the discussion next Thursday…
Yahoo! Throws Down
By: Mistie Thompson
04/01/2008 - Sometimes it seems as if the Google vs. Yahoo! battle is almost as heated as the Alabama vs. Auburn intense near death smackdown friendly rivalry. I actually prefer Google, for the simple (and admittedly simplistic) reasons that I find Google easier to navigate, I like…
A conversation about MySpace China
By: Maria Donaldson
03/21/2008 - I read the other day, in my Vogue magazine, that Wendi Deng, who's married to that guy, ugh his name is on the tip of my tongue, is heading up MySpace China. Tom? No, bigger than Tom. Rupert Murdoch? Yes! That's cool. You should blog…
The UPS Store: A blogger relations story comes full circle
By: Marijean Jaggers
03/20/2008 - Back in January, I wrote a post on my personal blog about the UPS Store and how a single employee had really made my day. That set into motion events which led me to write a post for Where Do You Stand? about the UPS…
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