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If you are taking a holiday in one of the 27 EU states, then the European Environment Agency's Eye on Earth initiative enables you to checkout the water quality of the beaches or inland waterways near to your destination through its Water Watch site. Read More
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Belatedly catching up with the news that apparently its now official - there is no profit in Web 2.0 and social media isn't a licence to print money.
Isn't Web 2.0 a bit like rock bands, one or two become superstars, a few can earn a living at it, but Read More
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A couple of recent articles caught my eye:
"Marketing is the new finance" according to Google's chief economist in this AdWeek article. Google has a chief economist?
VC tells agencies to get some serious tech creds, article in AdWeek again - creativity Read More
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Courtesy of an AOL video sharing site, here is a Microsoft UK promotional video - Stay Ahead in Your Own Way - used to promote their recent Virtual Launch Experience (VLE).
It's good to see how different parts of Microsoft are promoting Read More
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Not Google, who launched Google Health Beta on Monday this week. Check it out here. eHealth Insider has a report. Mashable has a review too.
Would I trust Google with my records? Sorry, no. Probably not Microsoft either, who have their Read More
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As Twitter ends a creaky week of sporadic downtime, BusinessWeek has an article on Why Twitter Matters and explores the potential for it to emerge into a 'social media powerhouse'. Read More
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OK so everyone hates the 2.0 attachment, but also everyone knows what we - loosely speaking at least - mean by it. A couple of articles on the subject of enterprise 2.0 caught my eye in the past day or two.
Bill Gates took time in his last CIO Summit Read More
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Steve Rubel recently commented that The Future is Web Services, Not Web Sites. He's right but that's not the point of this post. His headline helped me draw together a couple of related thoughts.
Namely, that The Future is Interactive, Not Online. Read More
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OK, so that's a deliberately misleading headline.
But Steve's post on how to find free Wifi in London via the Londonist's Google Maps based site came hot on the heels of discovering our own client Wifi reaches into the Starbucks branch alongside Read More
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Google's Social Graph API aims to automatically map the relationships between 'friends'.
According to a Blogoscoped report, Google are claiming to crawl publicly available data on social networks or blogs (blogrolls and friend lists) which can Read More
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Richard Holway has a recent post: Are Twitters Twits? I wouldn't go that far - if it works for others great - but from a personal use perspective, Twitter hasn't really grafted itself to my lifestyle:workstyle yet.
Why is that? These are the reasons, Read More
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This is a cool 2.0 style tool to add into any communications or customer reference program.
One aspect of our work within the area of customer advocacy is helping clients to communicate their positive customer stories to other customers, employees Read More
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More top metrics. Our interactive team has pitched in with a new project* they have just won. It has a target of one million users in its first twenty four hours after launch.
That's a great target. But come back to me after it has been delivered.
It Read More
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Google just bought Jaiku. Scoble reckons its a giant leap for Google who are prepping the next wave in social media. The comments thread on Scoble's article provides a nice snapshot of sentiment around different social network sites and tools.
Next wave? Read More
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Right now, visualization techniques and tools are areas where we are investing time. I was planning to post on this, and then everyone else beat me to it...
Charles Arthur has taken a look at this subject in his Guardian techblog
Charles also Read More
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