Walking a fine line as a communicator on Reddit – Muck Rack

Social media blogger/designer who loves sharing ideas and making awesome stuff. I write for @SiteProNews @BlogHerald @Socialnomics. Health tweets: @foodierx For the as-yet unacquainted, Reddit is a social media site–of sorts. While not as widely used as Facebook or Twitter, the content sharing site boasts a huge pool of participants who post about and discuss…

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Silicon Valley Could Learn a Lot From Skater Culture. Just Not How to Be a Meritocracy | WIRED

Silicon Valley Has Lost Its Way, the WIRED headline began. Sure, I’ll go with that. It continued, Can Skateboarding Legend Rodney Mullen Help It? And there it is: the idea that skate culture could energize a languid tech world. Is skateboarding the EpiPen the Valley needs? No. Please no. Not now. The last time skateboarding was a…

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Verizon issues furious response to FCC, in Morse code, dated 1934 | Ars Technica

cache hit 1091:single/related:5f5a4fba033d6dae2cb3fb65e384b257 empty Verizon is just so mad at the Federal Communications Commission today that a normal press release wouldn’t do.After all, Verizon issues so many press releases denouncing the FCC for trying to regulate telecommunications that today’s vote on net neutrality required a special one to make sure it would be remembered. So Verizon wrote…

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The surprisingly complex reason you never see emoji URLs – The Washington Post

Coca-Cola’s Puerto Rican operation just launched a new ad campaign that involves some pretty awesome URLs. Coca Cola se apropia de la felicidad de los emojis en mobile. Creado por DDB, Puerto Rico. #Emoticoke pic.twitter.com/d5hgEkTkXz — RedactoresP (@RedactoresP) February 19, 2015 Admittedly, we couldn’t care less about #branding, Coca Cola, or its stubborn Sisyphean campaign to…

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How civic hackers saved Baltimore $600,000 in one day.

You’re in a rush. Weaving through the maze of slowpokes on the sidewalk, you’re bypassing everyone—sluggish seniors, torpid tourists, short-legged schoolchildren—launching over them like an Olympic hurdler. Today, there are no pedestrians. There are only obstacles to be overcome. And—look at you, Speedy Gonzalez—you arrive just in time. You’re no Urban Olympian, however. You were…

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