Monthly Archives: January 2010

A few weeks ago, I wrote a blog post discussing a new trend in social media for the New Year: taking a break from, or even killing off, your social media presence. There were a few examples I gave about … Continue reading →

We are now three weeks into the New Year and that means we get to look back, fondly or distantly, at 2009 and take stock. Again, social media skyrocketed and again Facebook led the way, more than doubling its U.S. … Continue reading →

The 2010 Olympics in Vancouver are less than a month away and NBC, which has purchased the rights to broadcast the games, will look to top its coverage of the 2008 Beijing Games, the most watched in Olympics history, with … Continue reading →

Undoubtedly, the tragedy in Haiti is not to be taken lightly. So, it is refreshing to see social media taking an active and positive role in helping the people of Haiti. Nearly every social media outlet conceivable has provided its … Continue reading →

Remember our second post in our Sunnyvale Series we made back in October… about the never-ending construction of historic Murphy Avenue in downtown Sunnyvale? We have an update: construction is still going on. I know, not too exciting of an … Continue reading →

Our client Filtrbox, a social media monitoring (SMM) innovator, has been acquired by Jive Software, a company that combines social networking software, collaboration software, and community software into the first solution to effectively manage employees, customers, and partners on a … Continue reading →

I know what you’re thinking, “everyone uses social media daily, how on Earth could social media stop in 2010?!” Well we know social media is an important tool used daily for professional and personal use. It has become a common … Continue reading →

LMGPR would like to wish all of you a very Happy New Year! Best of luck in the new decade!