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This episode is part of a mini series of case studies from people who have been using Periscope over the last year to mark the one year anniversary of the app.
My guest is Lee Aase, who is well known to the FIR Podcast Network as a longstanding authority in social media for healthcare and is Director for the Mayo Clinic Social Media Network.
I hope you will find the episode of assistance, especially if you are just getting started with Periscope for live streaming and in a regulated industry or environment as we discuss considerations relating to privacy and risk management.
Talking Social Business Episode 006 Show Notes
00:00 Introduction to the show
Resources For The Show
Watch the replays of the Mayo Clinic #ScopeScope live streams
Watch the Mayo Clinic Match Day live stream on Facebook
Learn about Facebook Live in this article and this live stream replay
Video tutorials and resources to help you get started using Periscope for your organisation – access them here
Remember to subscribe to the show so that you do not miss the other Periscope case studies, and if you enjoy the show, please do consider leaving a review on iTunes.
Listen To The Other Shows In This Periscope Case Study Series
Part 1 – Five business leaders share their experience of how to use Periscope to connect, collaborate and communicate with their communities online
Part 2 – Live streaming With Periscope – Learnings From Traditional Broadcasters
Part 3 – How the Mayo Clinic uses Periscope for Healthcare communications
Part 4 – How The UK Police Service Uses Periscope For Communications
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This episode is part of a mini series of case studies from people who have been using Periscope over the last year to mark the one year anniversary of the app.
My guest is Peter Stewart, a presenter, producer and trainer with a world renowned broadcasting corporation and the author of multiple books on broadcast journalism as well as being the author of the first book on the use of Periscope called ‘Up Your Periscope’.
Peter is also my co-host for the weekly Live Stream Insiders show where we explore the latest live video and live stream trends and technology.
I hope you will find the episode of assistance, especially if you are just getting started with Periscope for live streaming. Peter shares some very helpful guidance based on a foundation of many years in broadcast journalism that you can put to use in your organisation.
Talking Social Business Episode 005 Show Notes
00:00 Introduction to the show
Resources For The Show
Purchase Peter Stewart’s book ‘Up Your Periscope‘.
Watch the Live Stream Insiders weekly show archive and find details of forthcoming shows.
Video tutorials and resources to help you get started using Periscope for your organisation – access them here
Remember to subscribe to the show so that you do not miss the other Periscope case studies, and if you enjoy the show, please do consider leaving a review on iTunes.
Listen To The Other Shows In This Periscope Case Study Series
Part 1 – Five business leaders share their experience of how to use Periscope to connect, collaborate and communicate with their communities online
Part 2 – Live streaming With Periscope – Learnings From Traditional Broadcasters
Part 3 – How the Mayo Clinic uses Periscope for healthcare communications
Part 4 – How The UK Police Service Uses Periscope For Communications
The post #005: Live Streaming With Periscope – Learnings From Traditional Broadcasters appeared first on FIR Podcast Network.
A year ago this week, Periscope the live stream app from Twitter launched, hot on the heels of the live streaming app Meerkat. What a difference a year can make; Meerkat recently announced it is changing and commented:
The distribution advantages of Twitter/Periscope and Facebook Live drew more early users to them away from us and we were not able to grow as quickly alongside as we had planned.
We have seen many third party apps develop to enable users to live stream from a mobile device using YouTube Live as the platform. Significantly Facebook Live is rolling out across the globe for personal use and for business pages.
To mark the one year anniversary of Periscope, I decided to have a special episode of the show, featuring people who have been using Periscope over the last year and to explore their experiences.
The response I received from people I approached was terrific, and as a result we have four special episodes with this first one featuring five guests.
I hope you will enjoy this episode, especially if you have not yet explored mobile live streaming for your business.
Talking Social Business Episode 004 Show Notes
Part 1: Mark Shaw
00:00:00 Introduction to this special episode to celebrate the first anniversary of Periscope
Part 2: Mitch Jackson
00:26:03 Meet Mitch Jackson, Trial Lawyer
Part 3: Cathy Hackl
00:46:51 Meet Cathy Hackl, PR Consultant
Part 4: Tarikh Korula
01:05:15 Meet Tarikh Korula, CEO of Katch.me
Part 5: Ryan Steinolfson
01:24:52 Meet Ryan Steinolfson, Digital Marketer
Part 5: Periscope for Business Resources
01:59:56 How to access free resources about using Periscope in your business
Resources For The Show
Periscope celebrates it’s first birthday – read about how they marked this milestone here
Google is said to be developing a live video app called YouTube Connect to rival Periscope and Facebook Live – see the article here
Twitter turns 10 years this week
How Royal Caribbean used Periscope to connect with a younger audience – read about the live stream campaign here
How to get started using Facebook Live – read this article and watch this recorded live stream
Video tutorials and resources to help you get started using Periscope for your organisation – access them here
Watch the Live Stream Insiders weekly show archive and find details of forthcoming shows.
Apps referenced in the show: 360 video app Splash (currently only available for iOS) and live stream in 360 with Livit Now (Android and iOS app)
Remember to subscribe to the show so that you do not miss the further three Periscope case studies and if you enjoy the show, please do consider leaving a review on iTunes.
Listen To The Other Shows In This Periscope Case Study Series
Part 1 – Five business leaders share their experience of how to use Periscope to connect, collaborate and communicate with their communities online
Part 2 – Live streaming With Periscope – Learnings From Traditional Broadcasters
Part 3 – How the Mayo Clinic uses Periscope for healthcare communications
Part 4 – How The UK Police Service Uses Periscope For Communications
The post #004: Connecting, Collaborating and Communicating Using Periscope appeared first on FIR Podcast Network.
Join us for the monthly round-up of technology and social media legal news to keep you up to speed with developments that you need to consider for your role as a communicator, HR professional or marketer.
This episode of Talking Social Business is the first of our monthly look at legal news. I am joined by employment and social media lawyer Kevin Poulter for the legal episodes.
As this is the first of the series we explore a breadth of legal news stories for this first episode.
Talking Social Business Episode 3 Show Notes And Articles Referenced In The Show
00:00 Introducing the monthly episodes of social media and technology legal news and my co-host Kevin Poulter, of London law firm Child &Child
04:45 New guidelines published on the prosecution of those who abuse victims online (UK) – see the article here and this article CPS to prosecute ‘trolls’ who use fake online profiles (UK)
13:08 12-year-old girl is facing criminal charges for using certain emoji (US) – see the article here
16:05 PE teacher fired after sending nude Snapchat photos and sexually explicit messages to students (US) – see the article here
18:35 Sunderland accuse footballer Adam Johnson of lying during legal case (UK) = see the article here
19:30 PSG suspend Serge Aurier for comments about coach Laurent Blanc and team-mates during a Periscope live stream – see the article here – read updates on the story here and here
25:30 Bendtner fined by Wolfsburg over Mercedes Instagram photograph (Germany) – see the article here
28:40 London mayoral candidate Sadiq Khan’s aide suspended after finding he had posted offensive social media messages (UK) – see the article here
32:30 Private messages at work can be read by European employers (Europe) – see the article here
31:30 iOS 9.3 Will Let Employers Lock Home Screen Layout On Work iPhones – see the article here
36:00 Snapchat employee data theft highlights payroll security concerns (US) – see the article here
37:22 Kylie Jenner vs. Kylie Minogue in a ‘Kylie’ trademark battle – see the article here
40:39 How to contact Kevin for follow up questions
41:32 An update on the story about the Mayoral Aide who has now resigned from his role – you can also read Kevin’s article about the events here
43:26 How to contact us with questions and suggestions for the technology and social media episodes of Talking Social Business.
The next episode of Talking Social Business technology and social media news will be published on Friday 8 April 2016.
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If you want to increase online visibility of your online communications, it is essential that you use images optimised for each online platform.
In the second episode of Talking Social Business, we explore the new visual content creation platform Snappa, available to use on your desktop and speak with their co-founder Christopher Gimmer.
We also discuss events that are taking place online and offline to help you build you and your teams capability in brand journalism, real time communications and news jacking.
I also share new tools and apps for audio content creation and publishing which you can use as part of your integrated communications plan.
Talking Social Business Episode 2 Show Notes
00:00 Introducing this weeks episode
Resources Referenced In The Show
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