Dan Brown and Associates, PC » YouTube http://danbrownandassociates.com Specialists in Deep Foundation Design, Construction, and Testing and Slope Stability Problems Fri, 03 Feb 2012 15:59:08 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Social media icons, all in one place http://danbrownandassociates.com/archives/832 http://danbrownandassociates.com/archives/832#comments Thu, 25 Feb 2010 15:58:51 +0000 Robert Thompson http://danbrownandassociates.com/?p=832 We’ve added a “Follow DBA” widget to our upper right sidebar that contains these six icons, all clickable, with a line of text underneath them that reads:

“Follow the DBA blog via email or RSS; view us on YouTube & Picasaweb; follow us on Twitter & Facebook.”

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“Follow the DBA blog via email or RSS; view us on YouTube & Picasaweb; follow us on Twitter & Facebook.”

]]> http://danbrownandassociates.com/archives/832/feed 0 kcICON project moving along – see it on Facebook and YouTube http://danbrownandassociates.com/archives/767 http://danbrownandassociates.com/archives/767#comments Mon, 11 Jan 2010 23:49:16 +0000 Robert Thompson http://danbrownandassociates.com/archives/767 The kcICON project in Kansas City, Missouri is using Facebook and YouTube as a public relations tool.  They have recently posted new videos and pictures.  The latest video is of demolition of one of the existing approach structures.   It is all done for public relations, so the photos and videos are oriented for the . . . → Read More: kcICON project moving along – see it on Facebook and YouTube]]> The kcICON project in Kansas City, Missouri is using Facebook and YouTube as a public relations tool.  They have recently posted new videos and pictures.  The latest video is of demolition of one of the existing approach structures.   It is all done for public relations, so the photos and videos are oriented for the general public, showing how the project is moving along, how their tax dollars are being spent, and providing information on lane closures, etc.

The kcICON Facebook page is here.  The project website with more photos and a web cam is here.  You can also follow the project on Twitter here.

I expect we’ll see more use of Facebook, Twitter, etc. on projects in the future.  It appears to be effective, at least for the techno-savy crowd!

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