Winning Online

Today, Barack Obama held a town hall meeting - online.  The President accepted questions through Whitehouse.gov - which has been updated for the times in an almost bloglike fashion - and streamed the meeting through a video channel on the site.  Further interaction was set up so that users could vote on the questions submitted.  […]

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By Matthew McQueeny�
I am impatient.  And I think technology made me that way.
 If I don’t have an answer to something - anything - I look to rectify that very quickly.  Thanks to Google and search engines, answers and all the world’s knowledge - well, most of it - are right at your fingertips.  Add to […]

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With technology making the world a smaller place day by day, television networks are starting to follow the trend. They are rewriting the way they produce and distribute their news items - via geographically distributed journalists who act “as their own producer, cameraman and editor, and sometimes even transmit live video.”
The New York Times […]

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Or should I call it ‘new media’? From traditional video to webcasts and streaming video, either way, we truly have a wonderful world out there to experience.
My job here at Winning Strategies is to give these experiences life –web life that is.
When someone said that a picture is worth a thousand words, I […]

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More and more I find that as a communications firm that specializes in online strategies and execution we are challenged with dipping into every type of media you can imagine. One day you need to understand how Facebook can be utilized to push a message and the next you need to find experts on Google […]

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