K Street Cafe

Starbucks Also Wins Election (Gawker)
Ryan Tate takes a look at how organizations should follow the publicity tactics used by Starbucks during the election.

HOW TO: Build Community on Twitter (Masable)
These Twitter tips can help both individuals and organizations to build a following of engaged users.

Your Election Day Web Toolkit (Read Write Web)
Read Write Web has created a an “Election Day Web Toolkit” with all the links and know-how to bring your election experience to the Web.

K Street Suffers Election Anxiety (Politico)
Jeanne Cummings, Politico’s “Pit Boss”, explains how much of K Street – particularly those with ties to the Republican party – is nervous about the results of today’s election.

As the Lines Blur, Digital Agencies Are Taking Lead (Ad Age)
With more and more communications strategies focusing on online efforts, there has been an increase in the number of digital agencies chosen over traditional public relations and advertising firms to be an organization’s agency of record.

Tweet Your Voting Moment (New York Times)
The New York Times has set up a hashtag on Twitter.com to allow tech-savvy voters to report on any negative experiences they encounter at the polls.

LinkedIn’s New Apps Are All Work and No Play (Wired)
LinkedIn, one of the most well-known social networking sites geared toward professionals, is following in the footsteps of Facebook to allow outside developers to create applications for users.