Y2K: New Years Eve Report (ABC News)Anthony Rotolo2018-04-27 | Anchor Peter Jennings checks in with the AOL Internet Command Center to see if there had been any problems from Y2K.ElectionClass: The StoryAnthony Rotolo2026-06-05 | Original date: November 2012 - #ElectionClass, or "Social Media and the 2012 Election" was a course taught by Professor Anthony Rotolo at Syracuse University. The course examined the 2012 Presidential Election in real time and featured a mock campaign that captured the attention of campus and national media.wXc: Warp Corps - Episode 4 (Starship NEXIS)Anthony Rotolo2026-06-05 | Original date: April 27, 2012 - It's the beefed up #140Cuse special! Watch Evan as he asks the #140Cuse speakers and coordinators the really hard hitting questions! Also, twitter, Rikki, some guy with a beard, and headlines.wXc: Warp Corps - Episode 3 (Starship NEXIS)Anthony Rotolo2026-06-05 | Original date: April 20, 2012 - The Starship has been busy preparing for the #140cuse conference, so the WxC crew presents bloopers from episode 2.wXc: Warp Corps - Episode 2 (Starship NEXIS)Anthony Rotolo2026-06-05 | Original date: April 13, 2012 - Broadcasting on subspace from the Starship NEXIS, Evan and Rikki report on a BILLION dollar transaction, Batman apps, extremely photogenic people, and an astonishing haircut!wXc: Warp Corps - Episode 1 (Starship NEXIS)Anthony Rotolo2026-06-05 | Original date: April 6, 2012 - Broadcasting over subspace from the Starship NEXIS, Evan and Rikki report on tech headlines, what's new in apps, gadgets, and blu rays, the top 5 Twitter trending topics and much, much more!140cuse on News Channel 9 (April 10, 2012)Anthony Rotolo2026-06-05 | David Rosen and Jessica Smith of Starship NEXIS promote the 140cuse Conference on local media. Original air date: April 10, 2012140cuse Highlights presented by Warp CorpsAnthony Rotolo2026-06-05 | ...Y2K: New Years Eve News Report (ANC)Anthony Rotolo2018-04-27 | Coverage of various American cities' celebrations, including Washington D.C. and comments from First Lady Hillary Clinton and President Bill Clinton. Then, a report on the results of the Y2K bug.CNBC Squawk Box - Prof. Anthony Rotolo talks about using social media in the classroomAnthony Rotolo2018-02-18 | During CNBC's coverage of the Twitter IPO, Anthony Rotolo, Syracuse University professor, and Andrew Selepak, University of Florida director of social media masters program, discuss the advantages of using Twitter as a learning tool.Living Bacteria Discovered on the Hull of the International Space StationAnthony Rotolo2018-01-30 | Content sample from Rotolo & Co. Social Media Design#TrekClass Briefing 01 Wagon Train to the Stars HDAnthony Rotolo2017-07-14 | ...Starship NEXIS Future Friday with Thanks to Microsoft ResearchAnthony Rotolo2015-03-11 | The crew and student cadets of the Starship NEXIS demonstrate a few of their projects, including 3D Printing, Arduino prototypes, the Oculus Rift and other emerging interfaces, and "M-ADGE", the tweeting houseplant. A special thank you from the students and crew of NEXIS to Microsoft Research for the generous support that makes Future Friday and the NEXIS Lab possible.#WhoClass Hangout 1Anthony Rotolo2015-01-22 | A group of #WhoClass students joins Prof. Rotolo for a discussion of our first two weeks and the Hartnell Yeas of Doctor Who.
#WhoClass is presented by Prof. Anthony Rotolo of the Newhouse School at Syracuse University. This free, open course offers students an incredible adventure through space and time as we explore the history, evolution and cultural impact of the long-running BBC program, Doctor Who.
More info at http://rotolo.info/whoclassOtto Tunes kick off #WhoClass with a Surprise A Capella Performance of Doctor Who ThemeAnthony Rotolo2015-01-13 | Syracuse University's a capella group, Otto Tunes, kick off the first #WhoClass (Doctor Who in the Digital Age) with a special rendition of the beloved "Doctor Who" theme song.
#WhoClass is an open course taught by Prof. Anthony Rotolo of the Newhouse School at Syracuse University. http://rotolo.info/whoclass#WhoClass Official TrailerAnthony Rotolo2014-12-18 | #WhoClass is a free and open course on Doctor Who by Prof. Rotolo at Syracuse University.
This video is intended for use in #WhoClass, a college course on Doctor Who by Prof. Rotolo of Syracuse University. Doctor Who and associated trademarks belong to the BCC and are used here for educational purposes.
Music credit; "The Mad Man with a Box" by Murray Gold
Portions of this piece are inspired by and/or remixed from a video by YouTube user Brian Rimmer.#RotoloClass Hello (Newhouse, Fall 2014 Trailer)Anthony Rotolo2014-04-18 | Professor Rotolo has arrived at the Newhouse School -- This trailer features Professor Rotolo's courses on social media and digital communications.
Some footage in this video was originally filmed by James Domroe, Jared Mandel and drone video shot by Arland Whitfield.
"Crazy Kids" by Ke$ha, all rights belong to the original artist.
More info: http://rotolo.infoProfessor Rotolo discusses careers in Social Media ManagementAnthony Rotolo2013-09-05 | Originally aired on September 4, 2013 on WSYR News Channel 9 in Syracuse, NY#140cuse: David Rosen gets Glitter Bombed by Alyssa HenryAnthony Rotolo2012-04-20 | Conference organizer David Rosen gets "glitter bombed" by our live reporter Alyssa Henry during the post conference celebration.Valentines Day Gets Virtual (YNN Central New York)Anthony Rotolo2012-02-15 | Professor Anthony Rotolo of Syracuse University's School of Information Studies (iSchool) discusses how social media is changing the way people share information about their love lives.Chris Brogan Speaks to #RotoloClass: Is Mark Zuckerberg a Trust Agent?Anthony Rotolo2012-02-12 | Chris Brogan spoke to Professor Rotolo's course, "Social Media for the Enterprise", at Syracuse University's School of Information Studies. He discussed his book, Trust Agents, as well as his views on social media's role in humanizing business. More information on the course: http://rotolo.syr.edu/rotoloclassChris Brogan Speaks to #RotoloClass: The Future of Social Media, Advice for StudentsAnthony Rotolo2012-02-12 | Chris Brogan spoke to Professor Rotolo's course, "Social Media for the Enterprise", at Syracuse University's School of Information Studies. He discussed his book, Trust Agents, as well as his views on social media's role in humanizing business. More information on the course: http://rotolo.syr.edu/rotoloclassChris Brogan Speaks to #RotoloClass: Why are there so many Social Media Experts?Anthony Rotolo2012-02-12 | Chris Brogan spoke to Professor Rotolo's course, "Social Media for the Enterprise", at Syracuse University's School of Information Studies. He discussed his book, Trust Agents, as well as his views on social media's role in humanizing business. More information on the course: http://rotolo.syr.edu/rotoloclassWelcome to Summer College at Syracuse Universitys iSchoolAnthony Rotolo2012-02-12 | A welcome message to the students taking Social Media with Professor Rotolo during Summer College 2012.Welcome to #RotoloClassAnthony Rotolo2012-01-14 | An introductory video used on the online version of #RotoloClass, also known as "Social Media in the Enterprise" at Syracuse University's School of Information Studies (iSchool).#RotoloClass: Using the TwitterzAnthony Rotolo2012-01-13 | A brief discussion about the merits of Twitter.#RotoloClass Mashup Fall 2011Anthony Rotolo2011-12-17 | A mashup of content produced during the Fall 2011 semester of #RotoloClass, a social media course taught by Professor @Rotolo at Syracuse University's iSchool. There is only one #RotoloClass.
Video featured in this mashup include:
- Guest appearances by Chris Brogan, Dennis Crowley and Andy Carvin
- "Viral" Videos produced by #RotoloClass student teams
- Rotolo Unplugged advertisement created for iSchool BeIT event
- Photos from Professor Rotolo's talk at the U.S. Congress
- CNY Central News live interview with Professor Rotolo as news of Steve Jobs' death broke
- Various photos and other clips taken by students and the professor during the semester
Credit for some photos to Brian Norris
Music: Avicii - Levels (Skrillix Remix)Looking for Love: Online Dating (YNN Central New York)Anthony Rotolo2011-11-22 | Professor Anthony Rotolo, Syracuse University iSchool, is featured in this story from YNN's Erin Clarke. The story was originally posted by YNN Central NY on 11/21/2011.
Original story: http://centralny.ynn.com/content/top_stories/564561/looking-for-love--online-datingFoursquare Founder Dennis Crowley on the Power of a Degree in Information ManagementAnthony Rotolo2011-10-11 | Dennis Crowley discusses the changing information landscape in the decade since September 11, 2001, and why a degree in Information Management and Technology from the Syracuse University School of Information Studies (iSchool) is the "right major at the right time" to prepare students to address emerging information challenges.
This clip is taken from Crowley's convocation speech delivered to the 2011 graduating class of the Syracuse University iSchool. The complete address can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFGaZ8dTDhUProfessor: Jobs Created New Form of Social CommunicationAnthony Rotolo2011-10-07 | Professor Anthony Rotolo, Syracuse University School of Information Studies, discusses the contributions of Steve Jobs.
Originally aired on WICZ Fox 40, October 6, 2011Professor Rotolo on the Passing of Steve JobsAnthony Rotolo2011-10-06 | Professor Anthony Rotolo of the Syracuse University School of Information Studies speaks with CNY Central anchor, Matt Mulcahy, as news breaks of Steve Jobs' death.
Originally aired on CNY Central News Networks, October 5, 2011The Legacy of Steve JobsAnthony Rotolo2011-10-06 | Professor Anthony Rotolo and students at the Syracuse University School pf Information Studies react to the passing of Steve Jobs and the legacy he leaves behind.
Story originally aired on YNN News CNY, October 6, 2011.iPhone Ripple Effect Drives Down PricesAnthony Rotolo2011-10-05 | Professor Anthony Rotolo of the Syracuse University School of Information Studies discusses the rapid pace of mobile technology evolution.
Story originally aired on News Channel 9, Syracuse, NY - October 4, 2011.Professor Rotolo Discusses New Changes to FacebookAnthony Rotolo2011-09-22 | Rotolo is interviewed on the changes announced by Facebook on September 22, 2011.
http://rotolo.syr.edu
Originally aired on YNN News, Syracuse, NYAndy Carvin Speaks to #RotoloClass (Part 7 of 7): Carvin on Whats Next for Social MediaAnthony Rotolo2011-09-19 | Part 7: Andy Carvin discusses online communities and the future of social media, such as Google+.
Andy Carvin (@acarvin), NPR Senior Strategist, spoke to students studying social media at the Syracuse University School of Information Studies on September 15, 2011. Carvin is known for using Twitter to report and curate information on the Arab Spring revolutions in Tunisia, Egypt, Lybia and across. He has been credited with helping to reshape the role of journalism, particularly citizen journalism, in the age of social media.
#RotoloClass (also known as IST 486/686 Social Media in the Enterprise) is a course at the Syracuse University School of Information Studies taught by Professor Anthony Rotolo (@rotolo).
For more information on the SU iSchool: http://ischool.syr.eduAndy Carvin Speaks to #RotoloClass (Part 6 of 7): Carvin on NPR and alleged Liberal AgendaAnthony Rotolo2011-09-19 | Part 6: Andy Carvin responds to a student question about the future of NPR and its alleged liberal agenda.
Andy Carvin (@acarvin), NPR Senior Strategist, spoke to students studying social media at the Syracuse University School of Information Studies on September 15, 2011. Carvin is known for using Twitter to report and curate information on the Arab Spring revolutions in Tunisia, Egypt, Lybia and across. He has been credited with helping to reshape the role of journalism, particularly citizen journalism, in the age of social media.
#RotoloClass (also known as IST 486/686 Social Media in the Enterprise) is a course at the Syracuse University School of Information Studies taught by Professor Anthony Rotolo (@rotolo).
For more information on the SU iSchool: http://ischool.syr.eduAndy Carvin Speaks to #RotoloClass (Part 5 of 7): Carvin on Social Media RevolutionsAnthony Rotolo2011-09-19 | Part 5: Andy Carvin discusses the role of social media in revolutions, including the Arab Spring
Andy Carvin (@acarvin), NPR Senior Strategist, spoke to students studying social media at the Syracuse University School of Information Studies on September 15, 2011. Carvin is known for using Twitter to report and curate information on the Arab Spring revolutions in Tunisia, Egypt, Lybia and across. He has been credited with helping to reshape the role of journalism, particularly citizen journalism, in the age of social media.
#RotoloClass (also known as IST 486/686 Social Media in the Enterprise) is a course at the Syracuse University School of Information Studies taught by Professor Anthony Rotolo (@rotolo).
For more information on the SU iSchool: http://ischool.syr.eduAndy Carvin Speaks to #RotoloClass (Part 4 of 7): Carvin discusses Gay Girl in DamascusAnthony Rotolo2011-09-19 | Part 4: Andy Carvin discusses the "Gay Girl in Damascus" story.
Andy Carvin (@acarvin), NPR Senior Strategist, spoke to students studying social media at the Syracuse University School of Information Studies on September 15, 2011. Carvin is known for using Twitter to report and curate information on the Arab Spring revolutions in Tunisia, Egypt, Lybia and across. He has been credited with helping to reshape the role of journalism, particularly citizen journalism, in the age of social media.
#RotoloClass (also known as IST 486/686 Social Media in the Enterprise) is a course at the Syracuse University School of Information Studies taught by Professor Anthony Rotolo (@rotolo).
For more information on the SU iSchool: http://ischool.syr.eduAndy Carvin Speaks to #RotoloClass (Part 3 of 7): Carvin on citizen journalismAnthony Rotolo2011-09-19 | Part 3: Andy Carvin discusses social media skills and the role of citizen journalism.
Andy Carvin (@acarvin), NPR Senior Strategist, spoke to students studying social media at the Syracuse University School of Information Studies on September 15, 2011. Carvin is known for using Twitter to report and curate information on the Arab Spring revolutions in Tunisia, Egypt, Lybia and across. He has been credited with helping to reshape the role of journalism, particularly citizen journalism, in the age of social media.
#RotoloClass (also known as IST 486/686 Social Media in the Enterprise) is a course at the Syracuse University School of Information Studies taught by Professor Anthony Rotolo (@rotolo).
For more information on the SU iSchool: http://ischool.syr.eduAndy Carvin Speaks to #RotoloClass (Part 2 of 7): Carvin explains how he reports using Social MediaAnthony Rotolo2011-09-19 | Part 2: Andy Carvin explains his process for reporting on the Arab Spring using social media.
Andy Carvin (@acarvin), NPR Senior Strategist, spoke to students studying social media at the Syracuse University School of Information Studies on September 15, 2011. Carvin is known for using Twitter to report and curate information on the Arab Spring revolutions in Tunisia, Egypt, Lybia and across. He has been credited with helping to reshape the role of journalism, particularly citizen journalism, in the age of social media.
#RotoloClass (also known as IST 486/686 Social Media in the Enterprise) is a course at the Syracuse University School of Information Studies taught by Professor Anthony Rotolo (@rotolo).
For more information on the SU iSchool: http://ischool.syr.eduAndy Carvin Speaks to #RotoloClass (Part 1 of 7)Anthony Rotolo2011-09-19 | Part 1: Carvin on his career and how be began using Twitter to report on the Arab Spring.
Andy Carvin (@acarvin), NPR Senior Strategist, spoke to students studying social media at the Syracuse University School of Information Studies on September 15, 2011. Carvin is known for using Twitter to report and curate information on the Arab Spring revolutions in Tunisia, Egypt, Lybia and across. He has been credited with helping to reshape the role of journalism, particularly citizen journalism, in the age of social media.
#RotoloClass (also known as IST 486/686 Social Media in the Enterprise) is a course at the Syracuse University School of Information Studies taught by Professor Anthony Rotolo (@rotolo).
For more information on the SU iSchool:
http://ischool.syr.eduRockstars OnlyAnthony Rotolo2011-08-08 | #RotoloClass comes to an end.College in Real Time, #140Conf NYC 2011, Professor Anthony RotoloAnthony Rotolo2011-06-17 | Professor Rotolo talks very very fast to fill 10 minutes with many stories of his use of social media and real-time technology in his teaching at Syracuse University. This talk was recorded live at the 140 Conference, June 15, 2011.#RotoloClass: The Business of Social MediaAnthony Rotolo2011-06-05 | A conversation that is a bit too common. Everyone's doing it...Saxophone Player Crashes Syracuse University ClassAnthony Rotolo2011-04-20 | A saxophone player randomly crashes my Syracuse University class with a surprise performance. The class was "Social Media in the Music Business" at the School of Information Studies in Hinds Hall. Reports of other impromptu performances from around the campus have been circulating on Twitter.#RotoloClass MashupAnthony Rotolo2011-04-08 | #RotoloClass is a course at the Syracuse University iSchool taught by Professor @rotolo. The class is otherwise known as Social Media in the Enterprise.
This video is a mashup of footage taken during during the class, as well as creative video projects students have produced for the course.
The music is "Blow" by Ke$ha.Are you following Charlie Sheen on Twitter?Anthony Rotolo2011-03-03 | Professor Anthony Rotolo of Syracuse University's School of Information Studies discusses Charlie Sheen's Twitter presence and why people are compelled to follow.
Originally aired on March 3, 2011 on CNYCentral WSTM 3 and CW 6, Syracuse, NY.Downloading for Safety: Caught in the ActAnthony Rotolo2011-02-26 | Professor Anthony Rotolo of Syracuse University's School of Information Studies explains how a Colorado woman used an app on her phone to check on her pet while she was out of town, and instead, she saw a burglar in her home. She called police, and they were able to track down a man and arrest him.Downloading for Safety: Protecting Your IdentityAnthony Rotolo2011-02-26 | Professor Anthony Rotolo of Syracuse University discusses how technology can be a good way to increase your safety, but also how it can also compromise your security if not used it correctly.Downloading for SafetyAnthony Rotolo2011-02-25 | Professor Rotolo of Syracuse University's School of Information Studies demonstrates an iPhone app that helped a Colorado woman catch a burglar in her apartment. Originally aired on WSTM 3 in Syracuse, NY.