By Sven Larsen (@zemoga)

Sure, we love getting feedback from clients about what a great job we’re doing.  And sure, it’s totally rewarding when we get a pat on the pack from our peers.  But when you make the TIME Magazine List of the Top 50 Read More-->!

By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur)

When Presidential nominee Juan Manuel Santos swept the election last Sunday, June 20^th, the landslide victory meant more to the Colombian people than just a new President: it marked the largest voter turnout in Colombian history, and demonstrated the overwhelming power of social media to unite people towards achieving a common goal. Read More-->.

By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur)

Yesterday, Facebook rolled out its official Congress on Facebook page, designed to highlight innovative uses of Facebook by members of Congress and serve as a directory of federal legislators on the social network.  With much of the political discourse among citizens taking place on a digital stage, Congress on Facebook attempts to bridge conversations between public figures and the private citizens. Read More-->.

By the Zemoga Team (@Zemoga)

As technologists and innovators, we’re all about the future. And when we see a threat to that future, we’re compelled to take action. That’s why we’ve teamed up with the folks at the TED Prize FOUNDATION to help out JAMIE OLIVER’S FOOD REVOLUTION. For those Read More-->.

By the Zemoga Team (@zemoga)

When you get a chance to work with the brands you love and are religiously loyal to it is very special indeed.  I’ve been flying CONTINENTAL AIRLINES for years, a proud card carrying Platinum member. In fact, seats 14A and 14F between New York and Bogota should be reupholstered in Zemoga green since Read More-->.

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This post wraps up our week-long discussion on industry giants going digital, from the music industry to the travel industry – to everything in between!

By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur)

I have a confession to make, you just have to promise not to judge me: I follow Taylor Swift on Twitter.

You know, the pop country darling behind such toe-tapping hits as “Love Story” and “You Belong With Me.”  Yup, that Taylor Swift.  I don’t just follow her, but I gush when she tweets about having lunch with Katy Perry, or posts a Twitpic of herself dressed up for an awards show.

Okay, so basically social media is just another camera lens for fans to stalk their favorite celebrities. Read More-->k their favorite celebrities.

This post is part of a week-long series on the current practices and potential applications of social media in various industries.

By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur)

Talking about social media and healthcare is a pretty big pill to swallow (pun intended).  A lot of us take our health seriously…and social networking sites not-so-seriously.  But the reality is that social networking has Read More-->k their favorite celebrities.

This post continues our week-long series detailing the impact of social media on various industries.

By Briana Campbell (@MsMatchgirl)

Thanks to the economic downturn of last year, the perpetual hot topic – for the foreseeable future – is personal finance.  How can you manage your money?  Why do we manage our money so poorly?  Why on earth do people think it’s OK to buy a bunch of stuff that’s way too expensive for our tax bracket?  And why is it that people seem so very confused about all of this? Read More-->k their favorite celebrities.

This post is part of a week-long series on how different industries can leverage social media to connect with their customers.

By Briana Campbell (@MsMatchGirl)

America is a car country and we Americans feel a strong connection between our cars and the identity that they give us. A car is not just a way to get from one place to another, it’s a status symbol. Our cars tell the world who we are. We’re not just keeping up with the Joneses, we’re outdoing them, letting our individuality shine through how our cars represent us. Read More-->k their favorite celebrities.

Missed out on February’s Social Media Week?  No worries – Zemoga’s got you covered.  This week we’re covering all things social media, from entertainment to retail to the auto industry, and more.  Trust us, you’re gonna wanna re-tweet this!

By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur)

On March 28^th, MTV aired a documentary following the movements of a seemingly average 16-year-old.  He likes playing basketball with his best friend.  He eats white toast instead of wheat.  He wipes his mouth after brushing his teeth.  I know what you’re thinking: “Okay, so?”  Well, NPR seems to think he’s important…and here’s why you should, too. Read More-->here’s why you should, too.