True, social media manages to make my head spin every now and then, but literally having the world at your fingertips seems to be worth the headaches. I almost feel convicted that I haven't truly created a movement for an organization or a mission I am passionate about. I suppose that's another aspect of social media I cannot help respecting: your social media persona may be completely defined by your passions. I love it.
Social media is a movement fueled by your passion.
For me, at least. :)
I even wonder if convergence plays into this in that social media outlets cause us to seek out and ultimately discover our passions.
Examples:
http://twitter.com/YELEHAITI
http://twitter.com/mercyministries
http://twitter.com/ChildrenUganda
http://twitter.com/WellspringLivin
These are all organizations I follow. Because these organizations have taken the initiative to create a presence within the social media realm, they are able to inform thousands of people of their missions. Through credible articles being posted, to links on how to volunteer at local events, it's amazing how much coverage and publicity (usually positive) these organizations have been able to establish and maintain.
Social media, I'm a fan.
Examples:
http://twitter.com/YELEHAITI
http://twitter.com/mercyministries
http://twitter.com/ChildrenUganda
http://twitter.com/WellspringLivin
These are all organizations I follow. Because these organizations have taken the initiative to create a presence within the social media realm, they are able to inform thousands of people of their missions. Through credible articles being posted, to links on how to volunteer at local events, it's amazing how much coverage and publicity (usually positive) these organizations have been able to establish and maintain.
Social media, I'm a fan.
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