Luisa Diez is an anthropologist, museum worker, and comedy booker in New York City. She splits her time between making exhibitions and producing and watching comedy shows. She currently books Too Many Cooks, a weekly show in Manhattan, as well as one-off shows at the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn and other venues around NYC. […]
Guest post today. As you may know, I created a Clashtag (#m3250) for my consumer behavior course and required the undergraduate students to use it. I recently gave them a “reflection” assignment: Think about your experience on Twitter this semester and consider how it relates to creating and communicating value (i.e., good marketing). Your task […]
In case you missed it, the Twitter hashtag, #AddaWordRuinaMovie, blew up on Saturday. A simple, fun concept. I jumped right in with: Lawrence Fishburn of Arabia Back to the Future Tense Dog Day Afternoon Tea The Graduate School La Dolce Curriculum Vita The Shawshank Redemption Center Kramer vs. Cosmo Kramer Schindler’s Listserve Eternal Sunshine of […]
Twitter recently surpassed 200 million users, and it is about to get a few more. I am asking my consumer behavior students to use it as part of their course “engagement.” From my syllabus: You will be evaluated based on the quality and quantity of your participation in class and on the clashtag (#m3250), as […]
I like Twitter. I use it (And I will be using it for my consumer behavior course this fall. More on that later). On occasion, I notice something that re-reinforces my belief that Twitter is becoming an increasingly important. Here are three interesting (political) things that I have recently noticed on Twitter: -Israeli defense forces […]
