The New Media Roundkick- Tools for Networking

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The document discusses new media and networking tools. It describes new media as digital, computerized, or networked technologies emerging in the late 20th century. It then explains the "three levels of the new media round kick" as text-based (blogging, microblogging, SMS), audio-based (podcasting), and visual-based networking (video sharing and communication tools). The presenter advises exploring different social networks to gain exposure and find your niche, engaging with others, and experimenting with new media tools.

The New Media Round Kick-The Tools for Networking The Tools you need to kick butt On and off the web Presenter: Taylor Barr- Founder of YoungTechStars.com

The New Media Roundkick? I hear this ��New Media�� phrase tossed around, but what does it mean? - New Media: New media is a term meant to encompass the emergence of digital, computerized, or networked information and communication technologies in the later part of the 20th century. What is a Roundkick: The most deadly of deadly kicks only when performed by Chuck Norris.

Three Levels of the Round Kick The three levels of the New Media Round kick The Step: Text-based Media The Swing: Audio-based Media The Follow-through: Visual-Based Media Each level goes builds on a more personal approach to networking Text

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The New Media Roundkick- Tools for Networking

1. The New Media Round Kick-The Tools for Networking The Tools you need to kick butt On and off the web Presenter: Taylor Barr- Founder of YoungTechStars.com

2. The New Media Roundkick? I hear this ��New Media�� phrase tossed around, but what does it mean? - New Media: New media is a term meant to encompass the emergence of digital, computerized, or networked information and communication technologies in the later part of the 20th century. What is a Roundkick: The most deadly of deadly kicks only when performed by Chuck Norris.

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4. Social Networking Wahoos! So Social Networks are good and all but how will it help me be an overall better networker? Archivable : You can easily store and search for conversations, images, etc. Trackable: You can track your progress and get an idea of your reach ( through Subscribers, followers, etc.) Creates ��First Impression�� Brand Identity: Your online digs are an expression of you!

5. Three Levels of the Round Kick The three levels of the New Media Round kick The Step: Text-based Media The Swing: Audio-based Media The Follow-through: Visual-Based Media Each level goes builds on a more personal approach to networking Text

6. The Step & The Swing Blog Platforms: Wordpress, Blogger, etc. Microblogging:Twitter, plurk, identi.ca, SMS-Text Messaging

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