Last week, we caused quite the stir in social-media land. We joined forces with Anti-Social Network Journal author Marc Hartzman to challenge our fans, friends, and the rest of the internet to stay off social media for 24 hours. It was a social experiment in the most virtual sense, and we weren’t sure how many takers would stand with us.
We’ve all been addicted to our social networks for so long now it can be difficult to remember what life was like before “Like” buttons. How would we function if our Facebook feeds, tweets, and Instagram photos suddenly disappeared?
Knock Knock has had a number of slogans over the years: “We Put the Fun in Functional” is the most elemental and lasting, but we’ve also used “We Give Good Gift” and “Avid Supporters of the No. 2 Pencil Since Sometime in 2002.” This holiday season, we’re reaching out with “Gift the Wit!” (exclamation point included, because we’re so …
Admit it, we’ve all asked ourselves “To share or not to share?” when posting information on social media on Facebook, Twitter (. . . Myspace?), or at least, we wish other people would do the same. For those of you who need a little guidance, a social media expert will offer “netiquette” tips on the do’s and don’ts of sharing …
