May 27
I know, we’re very imaginative. We hired a social media consultant at $400/hour and that’s what he said to do.
Anyways, it’s a good place to have some conversations and interact a little bit more. LIKE IT or else we look stupid.
You can find it right here.
Apr 22
Adam, Doug, and Lance are back from a week off! This one is a doozy. Facebook changes, fatheads, how much iDVD sucks. It’s wall to wall usefulness!
Panel is:
Adam (@adamfairholm)
Doug (@thedougmovement)
Lance (@omegabane)
Picks
Lance PartyStandups.com
Doug NEIL YOUNG PLAYING “LONG MAY YOU RUN” IN INAPPROPRIATE SITUATIONS
Adam Hootsuite
File: http://www.diy-filmmaking.com/podcast_files/ep5_pick_of_the-weak.m4a
The pages feature has become a central way that DiY filmmakers promote their films. You can gather a lot of information and interactive media and material all together in one place, and bring everyone to it on a platform they are familiar with.
Yesterday, Facebook changed the way people traditionally interact with these pages by dropping the “Become a Fan” button and adding the “Like” terminology. Users should already be familiar with this, since you can “like” anything you find in your news feed.
The number one change as I see it though, is the connections feature that Facebook is rolling out. Essentially, what you “like” shows up in your profile, categorized by the type of thing you like. As Facebook puts it:
connecting to Pages will now be the main way to express yourself on your profile
(from the Facebook FAQ)
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