The extremely popular social networking site Pinterest has been the subject of a bevy of criticism lately concerning its potential lack of safeguards against mass copyright infringement. While the extent of their liability remains to be seen, the site’s management has continually responded with efforts to assure users and copyright holders that they are, at [...]
Archive for February, 2012
Pinterest and the Copyright Conundrum
February 25th, 2012
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Posted in Guest Blog Posts, Photography, Social Media | Tags: Copyright infringement, photography, Pinterest
Live from WPPI with DigitalPhotographyCafe.com
February 20th, 2012
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Posted in Events, Photography, Social Media | Tags: DigitalPhotographyCafe.com, marketing, photography, Social Media, WPPI
Take a lesson from a painter
February 13th, 2012
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“Failing to plan is planning to fail.” ~ Alan Lakein Have you ever noticed how a good paint job is mostly made of up planning and prep work? Call it what you will; background work, prep work, homework; your marketing campaigns and promotions deserve and need thoughtful and careful planning. It can be overwhelming trying [...]
Posted in Blogging, Facebook, LinkedIn, Photography, Social Media, Twitter | Tags: Calendar, Campaign Planning, Marketing Promotions, planning, Preparations, Scheduling, Social Media, Tools
Organize your thoughts with Pinterest
February 9th, 2012
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Popular thought indicates that Pinterest is the new darling of social media with its unprecedented surge in growth of more than 4,000 percent in the last six months. With an average of 88 minutes per visitor (I’m totally guilty of this!), it ranks third on engagement behind Facebook and Tumblr and well ahead of Linkedin [...]
