David Griner explains social media for you
 AdFreak scribe David Griner is, for lack of a better description, a well-oiled social-media machine. Now, he’s found time to fire up a whole blog about the subject. The Social Path, unveiled yesterday, promises “a jargon-free journey through the world of social media,” and already feels, in the best sense, quite Advergirl-y in its expansive, methodical approach and friendly tone. (It’s also oil-free.) Advergirl, in fact, has posted an interview with Griner on her site, in which he explains more about how the site came to be (for one thing, he’s writing it under the aegis of his employer, Alabama ad agency Luckie & Co.) and where it might be headed. At AdFreak, our own Falstaff-ian feelings of abandonment have been assuaged by Griner’s promise to continue blogging here as well.
—Posted by Tim Nudd
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July 1, 2008 in Griner, Nudd | Permalink
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this. will. not. stand. one of the other dave's getting all this ink! i am establishing the online world's 1st anti-social network. given the nature of the enterprise, I will not be disclosing its location or other details. I often get an AIM message that reads: "You cannot message yourself." I will prove that isn't so. And if I can't, well, I shall maintain that I IM'd myself by accident, OK?
Moby rules!
Posted by: daveg | Jul 1, 2008 2:39:18 PM
Love the blog!
Posted by: annie | Jul 7, 2008 7:18:44 PM
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