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One of our readers, Edwin Michnowicz, recently contacted us with a few thoughts I’d like to share with you. Alright, so by now everyone has heard of the whole 9/11 drill debacle. There is a lot of finger pointing going on as to who is at fault for yesterdays panic. The Brand of “We” Versus the Brand of “Me” Category: Facebook, New Media, Opinion, Press Release, Social Media, Twitter, USCG, YouTube, by Rachel Polish | Comments
The Coast Guard tattoo policy has changed…again. So if you were holding off on getting inked, or trying to hide your new sleeve under rolled down ODUs? Fear not! Ink away! Hello CGblog-ites, how is everyone’s week going so far? Good I hope. Well…on to the business. Today I pose a question/survey of sorts to all of you. It’s been about a year since folks have started getting the Untucked ODU’s (UODU) and wearing them around the fleet. Today, I want to know how you feel [...] Why should each of us care about a cohesive, consistent brand and communications strategy for the Coast Guard? Category: Blog, Capitol Hill, Facebook, Guest Post, In the news, Media, New Media, News, Opinion, Press Release, Social Media, Twitter, USCG, YouTube, by Rachel Polish | Comments
It’s no secret that I’m a fan of social media and its potential in the Coast Guard workplace or life in general. Thus far we’ve been concentrated on the use of Twitter, Facebook, and a few others. Another aspect of the social community world is collaboration; and the tool to complete this is the wiki; [...] Yesterday on the public CGMS board the newly revised Special Duty Assignment Pay chart came out via ALCOAST 462/09. Last week in our Open Discussion area a user commented the following- Over the last few weeks the media and military alike have been in a push and shove o’match over the actual use of and reporting of use (or non-use/banning) of social media mediums such as that of Facebook, Twitter, Plurk, and literally dozens of other services with names that are missing letters. The Military Readiness Enhancement Act of 2009- It’s either going to happen or it’s not. And though I’d like to say our opinions on the Military Readiness Enhancement Act of 2009 do/don’t matter, the fact is they do not… to those on the Hill. The health of this bill is dependent upon those on said [...] |
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