1 year 31 weeks ago
BY:
Kyle Thomas
It has been just over a week since Drupalcon Chicago ended and what fun it was. There were six of us from the Motion Media Team that attended the conference and from the sounds of it we all had a good time and learned a lot.
Actually to prove we did learn a bunch of Drupally good stuff I asked everyone who attended to write a quick blurb on what they learned at Drupalcon. I ended up getting a wide variety of responses ranging from two sentences to entire blog posts. So what I thought I could...
1 year 32 weeks ago
BY:
Kyle Thomas
As some of you very well know we here at Motion Media use a open source content management system call Drupal, to build our websites. It is a pretty advanced piece of software, one that I'm still learning. Thanks to our great developer Martin, though, I am learning, but for now I will stick with being the Social Media and blogging extraordinaire.
The reason I bring up learning Drupal today is because tomorrow 6 members of our team, 3 from Fort St John, will be heading to Chicago for this...
1 year 33 weeks ago
BY:
Kyle Thomas
As much as you plan for something, sometimes things just don't pan out like you hope. This is exactly what happened with our Fort Nelson workshop that was supposed to be this Friday.
Due to lack of interest in Fort Nelson, we have a decided to postpone the workshop. The new date for the workshop will be April 14, 2011.
What does this mean for you? Well, you now have a month and a half to let your friends in Fort Nelson know that we are coming to give a Social Marketing workshop on April 14...
1 year 33 weeks ago
BY:
Motion Media
I have always been fascinated with Le Parkour and have watch many youtube videos on the art. When defined it is an activity in which participants attempt to clear all obstacles in their path in the most fluent manner possible. One of the videos that I came across in the search was one from the Vancouver Film School. It was a short documentary video spotlighting Parkour in Vancouver. Well that video has now hit a milestone on Youtube with now over 1 million views.
At the time of watching the...
1 year 35 weeks ago
BY:
Motion Media
Back in September Facebook launched Places, a built in feature that allows you to check-in to places you visit. The feature is much like Foursquare, the stand along social network based on checking-in to venues.
What Foursquare did to entice people to check-in was to reward the most frequent visiter by making a deal with that venue. It other words, you check-in the most (become mayor) you get a discount of some sort.
Of course Facebook also had to jump on this bandwagon and launch what they...
