Webgrrls was founded in 1995 by Aliza Sherman (who was credited with coining the word "Webgrrls") and was the first woman's organization to combine online and offline meetings and discussions to help women enter and succeed in the new media industry.
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I have been using a site called FutureMe since 2007. It is a place where you can write letters to your future self and have them delivered to you by email on a specific future date. I use this for examining each year and sending to myself on the first...
This is a new podcast about the business issues women face every day. Interviews with experts, authors, and female entrepreneurs. Hosted by Aliza Sherman and on http://www.womenentrepreneur.com/ Mobile post sent by alizasherman using Utterli. Replies. mp3
Be the change that you want to see in the world. Mohandas Gandhi This is my New Year's Eve 2009 post, and I want to keep it quick and simple. I'll elaborate on these thoughts in the near future but just want to put them out there now. I want...
In May 09 when we first used Tweepsearch to count of the Twitter bios of self-proclaimed social media gurus, experts, superstars and ninjas there were 4,487. A mere seven months later, we were shocked to see that there are now nearly 16.000. They are multiplying like rabbits...
I think 2009 has been a year that we won’t soon forget for a large number of reasons. Most of them not so great…though I think that the many unfortunate events of this year have inspired and spawned a lot of excellent ideas and movements. via www.radiantveracity.com I really love...
Women often complain about the glass ceiling. Friends of mine tell me their bosses only promote from within the old-boy network. Studies show that women in the U.S. still get just 77 cents for every dollar men are paid, even with increasing gender parity in higher education...
Part 1 of 11 part podcast series to help nonprofit organizations overcome obstacles for learning about and leveraging social media tools. Mobile post sent by alizasherman using Utterli. Replies. mp3
Let's hope 3rd time is a charm. Had trouble with Utterli.com so reposted to Podbean.com. Podcast 1 of 11 discussing reasons nonprofits give for not engaging in social media and ways to overcome the obstacles. Powered by Podbean.com
Social-networking sites, like much of the internet, were once a playground for young men. They were drowning in obscure jargon, long rants and, of course, pornography. But nowadays, it is a growing brigade of thirty- and fortysomethings who are behind their extraordinary growth...
CathleenRitt: Yes @alizasherman named it ReTweet 5/10/07; @chrisbrogan brought up the concept, but was calling it "ReTwitter" 5:08 PM Nov 29th from web It has taken me a while to totally wrap my head around the new and oft-disappearing Twitter retweet function...
Wow! What a ruckus we've started. Between my post here, Leigh Duncan-Durst's post here, and Olivier Blanchard's excellent post and comments discussion here, we're bringing to light some of the misleading and potentially unethical aspects of our industry...
There is a brand new organisation that has been set up. They are called the International Social Media Association (ISMA). Their site (which I cannot grace with a backlink and retain my self respect) features a logo of the world with an undefined insect in the middle of it (now...
I've been talking to several good industry friends, we are concerned about the social media feeding frenzy that has ensued of late...
Today, I received this email from a group calling itself the International Social Media Association...
I'm warning you now. I'm on a rant. Just got wind a few days ago that there is a new certification program for Social Media Specialists. For the LOW LOW PRICE of ONLY $2795 for platinum members! *$2845 for premium members or $2995* for basic members NOTE: if it works...
