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"Facebook uses secret algorithms and they decide based on your activity, your friends activity, who likes what, what might be most important to you,” said social media maven Steve Garfield. “They're actually reducing the noise of the internet." Other changes include friend lists like Twitter, a real time ticker and promises of better video and music interfaces. Social media maven Steve Garfield says it's no coincidence that Facebook launched its revamp the same day Google+ opened membership of its new social network to the general public. "They just added all these features that Facebook didn't have." said Garfield. "Facebook had to do something because of defectors//going to Google+ and I was one of them"

Steve Garfield drew us all into his presentation, showing us how to literally create video content. Together we broke a record for most people simultaneously recording a video. Steve has been creating quality video content for some time, his tips were really helpful.

Steve Garfield, a Boston online video personality, consultant, and author, remembered being wowed by Apple at the Boston Computer Society meeting in 1984, when Jobs introduced the first Macintosh computer to an enthusiastic crowd of local computer hobbyists. “He took the Macintosh out of a bag and let it introduce itself, in that computer voice,’’ Garfield recalled. “The audience went absolutely crazy. People were screaming.’’ Garfield bought that first version of the Macintosh, and since then has purchased “at least 10 Apple products: a bunch of iPods, iPhones, Macbooks, iPads. What I like about them is that you just turn them on and they work. “Take a look at the remote control to your cable box, with all its buttons, then look at an iPhone,’’ Garfield said. “That shows you how Jobs charted a completely different path.’’

Steve Garfield, wrote: "Wow! All my neighbors just came outside. We all felt the earthquake in Boston."

Interviews – David Meerman Scott, author of The New Rules of Marketing and PR, along with Steve Garfield, author of Get Seen: Online Video Secrets to Building Your Business, say that video interviews are one of the simplest and fastest ways to put together a piece that elicits a social response. You can create video interviews with fellow professionals, business partners, thought leaders or key influencers in a subject matter of interest to your clients. You could also interview your clients and staff to get their thoughts and opinions on a subject matter.

One Sentence Summary: Everything you need to know to get started recording, editing and sharing your videos online.

Steve Garfield, Author of “Get Seen: Online Video Secrets to Building Your Business.” I’d say it has a lot to do with whether or not it’s been shared in your trusted network of peers. I recently shared the music video parody “Perform This Way” by Weird Al Yankovich. I first saw it posted on Twitter by my friend Scott Beal aka @laughingsquid. He linked to over to an embedded video on his blog, which I followed because he’s a trusted source of mine for good content. The video had me crying tears of joy while I watched it. That’s a good indication that others will like it too. So I shared it via VHX.tv, which sent it to Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr. What makes a video worth sharing? “A trusted network.”

Grateful thanks to Steve Garfield, founder of Boston Media Makers and author of the very useful videoblogging guidebook Get Seen. I met Bruce K. Garber when I virtually attended a Boston Media Makers meeting. Follow Steve Garfield on Twitter (or Google+) to stay in the loop about all media making opportunities and innovations.

How To Mix Google Plus And Video For Business Success: Steve Garfield is a social media expert with a focus on using video to build your business. In this exclusive Biz Advisor video blog interview, Eric Lundquist, Vice President of Editorial Content at Ziff Davis Enterprise, sits down with Garfield and talks about the hottest news and trends in video and also get tips from Garfield on how Google's new service Google+ can boost your business if you use it wisely.

This week we hosted our Social Media Book Club webinar featuring Steve Garfield, author of Get Seen: Online Video Secrets to Building Your Business. Garfield shared some examples of effective video bloggers, The Bui Brothers, his thoughts around Final Cut Pro X, along with a suggestion to follow Steve Martin, who does tutorials on Final Cut Pro.