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Social Media – it’s all about You!

A lot of talk recently about using Social Software to increase ones visibility. This is a positive step forward from the amusing stories about people being sacked for injudicious observations about their employers, or in a twist on the old story about being snapped participating in a riot while supposedly ill in bed, posting observations [...]

October 6th, 2009 | Category: Advertising, Andy Warhol, Apple, Bill Gates, Blogs, Friends, Larry Ellison, Life, Steve Jobs, Twitter, internet, social media, social software, technology | Comments are closed

Social Media and Public Relations

These are interesting times, as the economy buckles and sways under the onslaught of rising debt and falling sales, the new economy, espoused by Wired magazine back at the turn of the century suddenly seems relevant again. As traditional companies fall by the wayside, a new breed of Digital Media Agency is poised to leapfrog [...]

July 13th, 2009 | Category: Advertising, Blogs, End of the Line, Facebook, Film, Flickr, Life, MySpace, PR, Twitter, Web 2.0, internet, media, public relations, social software, technology | Comments are closed

Tag – You’re it!

One of the concerns that collaborative software helps to ease is the loss of precious intellectual capital with the leaving or retiring of an employee.  This is a point that is well understood but a question I am often asked when I’m talking to clients about collaborative technologies is “What is the point of tagging? It’s [...]

May 5th, 2009 | Category: Blogs, Wiki, blog, browse, collaboration, data mining, database, graze, internet, relational, repository, search, tag, tagging, technology | Comments are closed

Pownced!

My experiments with Twitter, documented in previous postings here have stubbornly refused to yield any conclusive proof that the tool is useful for anything other than spreading gnomic utterances about life, my blogs, the universe and er…. computers. I struggle to write interesting one liners -and deprived of the context that Facebook provides it’s status [...]

October 3rd, 2008 | Category: AIR, Blogs, Life, Pownce, Twitter, WebKit, internet, microblog, technology | Comments are closed