“What Do You Think?” – the Social Cop Out
When people tag on “What do you think?” to the end of a blog post, I think it is a cop out for trying to
When people tag on “What do you think?” to the end of a blog post, I think it is a cop out for trying to
In September last year I drew up the PR 2010 framework in a series of 3 blog posts looking at the coming extensions in PR
At the moment we’re having a lot of discussions on the Like Minds LinkedIn group, and one of these discussions recently was about Facebook’s new
I’ve been re-reading this post over and over the last week. It’s a guest post by David Risley on the ProBlogger site, in which he
In the Broadcast Age, based upon a modernist society, information came from one trusted source that informed our opinions and governed our understanding. In the
Being true to the form of curation, I’d like to point you to two great posts from this week. First is Loic LeMeur’s post on
You might’ve seen the above video from Jeff Jarvis recently (click here if you can’t see it.) I like this video because it echoes what
Recently I’ve been consulting with key leaders who are now using Twitter to extend their network, and I’ve been getting down to what are the
http://static.slidesharecdn.com/swf/ssplayer2.swf?doc=id=3565713&doc=spreadabilityvsreach-100326135459-phpapp02 Above are the slides for the presentation I gave at WOM UK last month. If you can’t see them, click here. What I realised,
We all know that Apple’s marketing and buzz machine is one of the best in the world. So when the iPad was announced, there was