HuffPo Buys Politics Poll Site Pollster.com (Advocacy 2.0)
The Huffington Post picks up poll aggregator Pollster.com, making its second acquisition in less than a month.
Twitter Forces Media to Confront the Myth of Objectivity
(Giga Om)
Resignation of Octavia Nasr, CNN senior editor, over controversial tweet raises issues of objectivity online.
Now that he’s elected, Barack Obama’s online social networking vanishes (LA Times)
Mark Milian takes a look at how the “first social media president” has suddenly become quiet on the Internet.
Blogs – As Big as You Want Them To Be (Mashable)
The Huffington Post – whose worth was recently valued at $100 million – shows the possibilities are endless when it comes to blogs. Stan Schroeder briefly examines the key differences between running a blog and running traditional media publications.
Here’s Why “Top Influencer Lists” Are Useless
Social Media – Should It be the Driver or Passenger in your Grassroots Influence Strategy?
Google and Facebook Emphasize the New and the Now, For Better or Worse
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