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Social networks
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Much discussion about the role of Twitter in reporting on the recent Mumbai attacks.
Forbes.com reports: Mumbai: Twitter's Moment
Rory Cellan-Jones of the BBC puts some perspective around the more outrageous claims for Twitter in Twitter - the Mumbai Read More
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Last week I listened to a Woman's Hour* feature about Second Life (OK, I spend too much time commuting). At the time, I couldn't decide whether the arrival of Second Life on Woman's Hour signified it had gone mainstream, or that it was all over for Read More
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I signed up to Mr Tweet.
The strength of Mr Tweet is also its weakness. Mr Tweet analyses who you follow via Twitter, and then suggests other people to follow, based upon who the people that you follow, are in turn following themselves. If you follow Read More
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In this Reuters article - Tech Firms Tune into Social Media to Reach Consumers - NetApps says it plans to spend 20 per cent of its PR budget on social media.
If NetApps were really radical, they would be planning to spend 20 per cent of their advertising Read More
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That's it I'm retiring from social media. It doesn't get any better than this.
Out of the blue, Gene Hunt (fictional Life on Mars detective from the 70s) starts to follow me on Twitter. Read More
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It would appear National Australia Bank (NAB) stuck a toe in the waters of social media, and liked it so much they jumped right in.
But then jumped out right again, very shortly afterwards. Story here.
More salutary lessons on how large organizations Read More
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There have been some interesting, vaguely connected, posts this week contributing to the discussion around where we are with the adoption of social media, particularly among larger or more conservative organizations.
A bit too much to Read More
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Deloitte's research is picked up here in a piece by Read Write Web's Marshall Kirkpatrick, who refers to an earlier WSJ article.
Blanket condemnation is good for headlines but is not 100 per cent true.
It would be more accurate to say dumb ideas Read More
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A few people have posted about the pros and cons of excessive tweeting. Tom called it Twitter Tourettes.
So if a 'tweet' captures a thought or comment, then surely a 'twitch' is a compulsive nervous tic expressed through Twitter. Read More
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A flurry of stories on the issues around managing social media participation for employers and, by default I guess, employees too:
BL Ochman - Does Your Company Have a Social Media Participation Policy?
News of the boys in blue and their special interest 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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Dale at Freeform Dynamics has shared some data on the use of social media based on an online study of 1,456 IT professionals undertaken in September 2007.
Six months is probably a long time in social media, so it would be great if Freeform 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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