Rob Quigley, the Web editor for the Austin American-Statesman, and I were quoted in this MarketingSherpa article about — surprise — mainstream media using Twitter.
Rob stole the show completely, but I got the kicker quote.
Anyway, we may or may not have something cooking. So stay tuned…
The piece, “Google, Yahoo Become Print’s Allies,” by Nat Ives, is about newspapers’ new media efforts. Nat asked me about the Chicago Tribune’s social media work.
Who else was mentioned? My good friend Colonel Tribune.
Who would’ve thought: Daniel B. Honigman, panelist, speaker, lecturer — and now quoted in a major industry publication?
My parents would be proud, I think. I just wish they were still around.
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About five months ago, I announced my transition to the Chicago Tribune.
While I was there, I helped the Tribune with some things in the social media space.
Now comes a bigger challenge: figuring how to do this across multiple Tribune Company properties. My title will pretty much remain the same, but I’m moving on up to Tribune Interactive, where I will help plan and oversee social media initiatives all over the country, all while attempting new things here in Chicago.
It’s an interesting challenge, and one I look forward to. Stay tuned!
Okay, now it’s getting ridiculous. Rodney Rumsford from FaceReviews is getting in on the action.
I wasn’t quoted for this one, but it’s good to see that the Colonel has Rodney’s Twitter seal of approval!
Unfortunately, the Colonel couldn’t quite make the photo shoot himself, but we were able to sneak him in. You can read the story here.
I did an interview a couple of months ago with word-of-mouth marketing evangelist Andy Sernovitz about the social media work I’ve been doing over at the Chicago Tribune.
Well, he posted the video portion of our interview. Enjoy:
An interesting concept from Dan Pacheco.
Printcasting: Early Interface Concepts from Dan Pacheco on Vimeo.