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The Rundown with Twitter Caution and Transparency

TheRundown Welcome to the Rundown Podcast. Here I give and get The Rundown on social media and all things Public Relations and Digital marketing on the web.

Episode 2 of The Rundown Podcast introduces co-conspirator and co-host Ashley Mead. We discuss some recent Twitter-related events and at least one cautionary tale regarding the always-on, always-linked web.

We also welcome back Matt Dickman, the Techno//Marketer and get his thoughts on twitter transparency.

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Show Notes

  • 00:41 Welcome
  • 01:09 Comments? Suggestions?
  • 01:24 Introducing Ashley Mead 
  • 03:43 Welcome, again
  • 04:09 Twitter: A Cautionary Tale
  • 09:12 Transparency in Twitter
  • 12:12 Two Seconds of Silence
  • 12:16 What is Being Posted About You, by you, that you don’t even know?
  • 15:35 Wrap Up
  • 16:09 Luke pimps FIR’s outstanding recent series of live panel discussions, including:

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