The Super Bowl is known for its commercials, complete with some of the best creativity ad companies can muster. Rating Super Bowl commercials has become a major part of the festivities, and this year, USA Today is letting everyone have an opportunity to rate their favorite Super Bowl commercials with the USA Today Ad Meter application on Facebook.
Rate Super Bowl Commercials w/ the USA Today Ad Meter on Facebook
Posted On Thursday, January 26, 2012 By The Cubicle Chick. Under Featured, Pop Culture, Techy Geek Tags: Ad Meter, Apps, Facebook, football, sports, Super Bowl, Super Bowl commercials, television, USA Today
The Super Bowl is known for its commercials, complete with some of the best creativity ad companies can muster. Rating Super Bowl commercials has become a major part of the festivities, and this year, USA Today is letting everyone have an opportunity to rate their favorite Super Bowl commercials with the USA Today Ad Meter application on Facebook.
Have You Fallen Out of Love with Google Plus?
Posted On Tuesday, October 11, 2011 By The Cubicle Chick. Under Featured, Techy Geek, The Water Cooler Tags: Facebook, Google, Google Plus, LinkedIn, social media, Social Networking, social networks, Twitter
Time well tell if Google + can sustain itself in the future as a viable social network. Right now, I am remain unimpressed, but we also know how fast things can change in social media.
Can You Live Without Facebook? A Recent Study Indicates NO
Posted On Tuesday, September 13, 2011 By The Cubicle Chick. Under Pop Culture, The Water Cooler, Twittering in the Cubicle Tags: Facebook, Internet, Nielsen, social media, Twitter
I am not by any means stepping on a high horse, because trust me, I am guilty as charged. But what would life be without Facebook? What could we be doing with that 53 billion hours other than sitting on Facebook, refreshing our screens to see if anyone has liked our latest online manifesto?
5 things people should stop doing when referring to Google+ (Google Plus)
Posted On Wednesday, July 13, 2011 By The Cubicle Chick. Under Blogging 101, Techy Geek, The Water Cooler Tags: Facebook, Google, Google+ invites, social media, social networks, Twitter
But just like any new thing on the innerwebs, there are always those that simply don't get it---I mean, how many times did you have to explain to someone how to use Twitter before people finally caught on? Google+ has its advantages and I can see it being one of the most used social networks, especially since they learned from their unfortunate Wave debacle in 2009.
Koowie.com: The Anti-Facebook Social Network That You Might Just Like
Posted On Tuesday, January 18, 2011 By The Cubicle Chick. Under Pop Culture, The Water Cooler, Twittering in the Cubicle Tags: anti-Facebook, Craigslist, Facebook, Koowie.com, Social Networking, Twitter
That is exactly what happened this past weekend. I received information about Koowie.com and it made me curious. It is touted as the anti-Facebook website and Craigslist alternative for its users.
CNBC Presents “The Facebook Obsession” on 1/6 at 9pm EST
Posted On Wednesday, January 5, 2011 By The Cubicle Chick. Under Boob Tube, Pop Culture Tags: CNBC, Facebook, television
You've seen the movie but you may still not know the real story behind Facebook and how it has taken over the world with it's networking platform.
At the Watercooler: Gap’s New Logo—Is it so much a failure that it’s a success?
Posted On Friday, October 8, 2010 By The Cubicle Chick. Under Controversy, Pop Culture, Twittering in the Cubicle Tags: Facebook, Gap, Logo, marketing, Retailers, social media
The tweets were watching this week as Gap unveiled it's new logo on their website. A logo that looked like my 6 yr old designed it on a Power Point slide. Gap's logo has always been very sharp, noticeable, and truly a staple in branding. But now, er, it looks like ...
‘Hello, My Name Is Hope’ Campaign for Breast Cancer Awareness
Posted On Friday, October 8, 2010 By The Cubicle Chick. Under Giving Back, women's issues Tags: Breast Cancer, Breast Cancer Awareness, Facebook, Giving Back, Pink Ribbon, Quill
I love supporting causes and programs that can help lives and touch others. I recently was made aware of a new campaign for National Breast Cancer month entitled, 'Hello, My Name Is Hope'. There are so many people who's lives are touched in some way by breast cancer---we all have ...
The ‘Facebook’ Movie ‘The Social Network’: A Must See For Social Media Techies
Posted On Monday, October 4, 2010 By The Cubicle Chick. Under Controversy, Movies & Popcorn, Weekend Wonderfuls Tags: Box Office, Facebook, Justin Timberlake, Mark Zuckerman, movies, Napster, Sean Parker, The Social Network
When I heard earlier this year that they were coming out with a movie about Facebook, I frowned. I didn't know why someone would want to sit for two hours and watch a movie about Facebook in the theaters and quickly discarded it as a bad move. Facebook is everywhere ...
Do You Wear White After Labor Day?
Posted On Wednesday, September 1, 2010 By The Cubicle Chick. Under Holidays, In The Closet Tags: Facebook, fashion, Labor Day, trends, Twitter, Wearing White, White
I took to my Twitter and Facebook yesterday and asked the fashion old question for the ages: Do you wear white after Labor Day?
When I was little, I remember my mother and grandmother were both adamant about me not wearing white after Labor Day. Supposedly, Labor Day marked the end ...
Are Celebrities Ruining Our Social Networking Experience?
Posted On Thursday, July 29, 2010 By The Cubicle Chick. Under Pop Culture, The Water Cooler, Twittering in the Cubicle Tags: celebrities, Facebook, Internet, Kanye West, LeBron James, media overkill, Social Networking, Twitter
Yesterday morning when I checked my email, I was inundated with news about rapper/producer Kanye West joining Twitter and performing an impromptu "concert" for Facebook staffers. I really didn't think this was news per-se; celebrities have been on Twitter since its beginning and Facebook has seen it's share of stars ...
Blogging Mom Uses Social Media As She Auditions For American Idol
Posted On Wednesday, July 21, 2010 By The Cubicle Chick. Under Blogging 101, Boob Tube, FABulous Women, Pop Culture Tags: American Idol, American Idol auditions, Facebook, Fox, Kat J Robertson, mom blogger, New Orleans, reality television, social media, Twitter, You Tube
I first came in contact with Kat last year through Blacksportsonline. I needed a logo made for my new blog and she came high recommended from BSO. We quickly began working and collaborating on a logo which I used for several months before developing a brand logo.
I can't say that ...
The More Social We Are On The ‘Net, The More Less Social We Are In IRL?
Posted On Tuesday, July 20, 2010 By The Cubicle Chick. Under A Side Note, On A Personal Note, Techy Geek, Twittering in the Cubicle Tags: Blogging, Facebook, Foursquare, friends, IRL, Luncheons, Social Networking, texting, Twitter
..in real life. You know, the place that we actually live, pay our bills, eat, drink, etc.?
I have been noticing a trend within myself, and it was also brought to my attention by another friend who found she was doing the same thing. The more social and interactive we are ...
What’s The Most Embarrassing Thing That Has Happened To You At Work?
Posted On Monday, July 19, 2010 By The Cubicle Chick. Under Cubicle Life, The Water Cooler Tags: companies, coworkers, embarrassing moments, employees, Facebook, office, office behavior, workplace
We've all had embarrassing or weird things or situations happen to us at work. I know I for one, have had tons. So many, that my initial plan for this website/blog was to post embarrassing work scenarios that I witnessed or was a part of in the workplace. Yes, that ...
‘Lottabody’ Launches New Website—’Lottabody Lottastyle’ Contest
Posted On Saturday, July 17, 2010 By The Cubicle Chick. Under Beauty Rituals, Giveaways Tags: Black hair, Black hair care, Black hair styles, Facebook, Giveaways, Lottabody, Styling products
For many of you who rock wraps, roller sets, and other stylish 'do's, Lottabody is a staple for healthy and shiny hair that is styled but has movement. It is the industry standard when it comes to Black hair and the many shapes, styles, and designs we wear. Lottabody is ...










