Who needs the Electoral College when we have Twitter?

In today’s massive information-age (and information-crave) it’s no wonder that new data processing tools are becoming increasingly available and geared toward politics. With the upcoming election, Twitter is offering a new tool to track which presidential candidate is trending ahead or trailing behind on a daily basis. Watch out traditional research firms, Twitter is headed even further into that big data arena.

Baltimore Ad Week 2011

Baltimore Advertising Week gives us an excuse to talk about one of our favorite things in this town – advertising. After 15 years of working with small to mid-size businesses, government clients and non-profits struggling to get their message out, it’s refreshing to discuss new and innovative approaches with our peers downtown and experts from across the country alike.

The other social network: Twitter

Last month, the social networking site Twitter celebrated its 5th year of public use. Twitter reached popularity as it helped track wildfire updates in California, free an American student from an Egyptian jail, find gas during a shortage in Atlanta, track Mumbai terrorist attacks, and even break the news of the US Airways plane crash on the Hudson.

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