This Blog Has Moved To… As I mentioned in a post yesterday, one bit of BusinessCasualBlog-relevant news relates to “parking” BusinessCasualBlog.com (this blog) in 2011. But, you can still get all these same updates and free content from MelAclaro.com. Oh, I won’t be shutting BCB down anytime soon. (After all,…

I’m cross-posting from MelAclaro.com this year’s Top 10 Lists for the most viewed articles on this blog and on MelAclaro.com. Breaking News About Future Articles on BusinessCasualBlog One bit of BusinessCasualBlog-relevant news piece: About half-way through the video above, you’ll find me musing about “parking” BusinessCasualBlog.com (this blog) in 2011….

In a previous post on this blog, I talked about the The Three Camps In the Social Media Spectrum. The points discussed in that post came up during one of our discussion topics in last Saturday’s Social Media Mastermind, Orange County roundtable. Some great points came out of that discussion,…

Last Saturday I moderated one of the panel discussions at the ProductCamp SoCal conference at CSU Fullerton. With me were the four points of view represented by esteemed colleagues from the Social Media Mastermind Orange County (SMMOC) roundtable. Notably my panelists included: Scott Schang, Stacey Harmon, Kirsten Wright and Cindy…

(This video is best viewed on MelAclaro.com) My panel today at the ProductCamp barcamp conference in SoCal on the topic of Social Strategies for Large and Small Brands was surprisingly engaging. We had a full house of attendees engaging with our friends Scott Schang, Stacey Harmon, Kirsten Wright and Cindy…

Don’t let the long list of issues dissuade you from making the trip. Even if you only feel informed on only one or two candidates or issues out of the long list they give you to put check marks next to, then go and make a mark for only those one or two things.

I had the pleasure of hosting a couple of breakouts yesterday at the REBarcamp Expo in Anaheim. On MelAclaro.com I’ll be posting a series this week from yesterday’s presentation on YouTube and beyond. In this first part, I talk a bit about the implications of YouTube being the “second largest…