2010: Make Sense, or Die
Everyone’s giving their predictions for 2010. Here’s mine: Make Sense Or Die. There’s too much content, both online and offline, for everyone to cohabit –
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Understanding Leadership and Management Roles in Social Media
I’ve been thinking and writing for a little while now about the underlying concepts of Social Media – stuff that I keep on insisting to
The Problem with ‘The Last Tweet of 2009′
I’ve been seeing lots of Businesses on Twitter saying “this is our last tweet of 2009″, mostly around December 22/23 – before the office closes
Give This Christmas
It’s Christmas. I’ve been celebrating all week with friends, family and new faces. The whole reason why we work so hard is to be able
4 Flaws to Learn from Eurostar – a Social Media Case Study
So there’s lots of buzz right now about Eurostar’s mass travel delays following a train failure mid-Channel Tunnel, and the subsequent issues surrounding the handling
Rage Against the Machine: The Case Study in Spreadability vs Reach
In case you didn’t know, the UK is experiencing, right now, one of the greatest Social Media case studies ever. The headline and subtext from
How Much Blogging Is Too Much?
I’m a reader. I read books, blogs, magazines, websites, etc. Yet, I have thousands of unread items in Google Reader. I only regularly read a
Under Promise, Over Deliver
When I started working at my Church in 2003 I quickly learnt that the largest part of my work, both in the office and on
Handing Off vs Signing Off
One of the most significant challenges in 2010 and realtime is the inability for agencies to function in the traditional mode of signing things off.
What the World Needs
Ok, so perhaps not ‘what the world needs’, but I do want to ask the question, what are the needs from the blogging / thought