by Andy DeSoto on June 23, 2008
Twelve days ago, a second-generation alumnus of my university, the College of William & Mary, created a Facebook Page for his alma mater. In less than two and a half weeks, membership exceeded 1,700, roughly 30% of the current student body. Without any advertising or self-promotion whatsoever, this anonymous individual instantaneously had an audience almost certainly greater than that of the Flat Hat or Virginia Informer, two of the largest campus newspapers.
by Andy DeSoto on June 5, 2008
On the eve of the announcement of who the winner will be, I review these ups and downs and try to determine whether, overall, the aptly yet awkwardly-named Mahalo Vlog Idol competition has been a success or a failure.
by Andy DeSoto on May 20, 2008
Recent research from psychologists Joseph Cesario and Tory Higgins equips us with a new implement to add to our persuasive arsenal: context-dependent nonverbal communication. According to these researchers, the context in which one uses certain forms of nonverbal communication can be just as important as the type of communication used.
Mahalo Vlog Idol: a success or failure?
by Andy DeSoto on June 5, 2008
On the eve of the announcement of who the winner will be, I review these ups and downs and try to determine whether, overall, the aptly yet awkwardly-named Mahalo Vlog Idol competition has been a success or a failure.
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