Monthly Archives: December 2008
Who says the web is wild?
I recently received an invite to this event organised by the Westminster eForum – a group within the UK House of Parliament. It describes its agenda thus: This seminar will offer a platform for debate on how best to approach
Who says the web is wild?
I recently received an invite to this event organised by the Westminster eForum – a group within the UK House of Parliament. It describes its agenda thus: This seminar will offer a platform for debate on how best to approach
The twitterings of a wit or the witterings of a twit – its all social media to me
I think it is time to celebrate the nonsense in social media. Just recently there have been a few posts flying around where people have been moaning about mess and noise and pointless twittering. See this rather curmudgeonly rant from
The twitterings of a wit or the witterings of a twit – its all social media to me
I think it is time to celebrate the nonsense in social media. Just recently there have been a few posts flying around where people have been moaning about mess and noise and pointless twittering. See this rather curmudgeonly rant from
Social media – evolution or revolution (that thorny subject)
I spoke last week in Budapest at Kreative magazine’s Digital PR conference. It was interesting for a couple of reasons. First, to visit a country where everyone seems to think they are some years behind the US or UK in
Social media – evolution or revolution (that thorny subject)
I spoke last week in Budapest at Kreative magazine’s Digital PR conference. It was interesting for a couple of reasons. First, to visit a country where everyone seems to think they are some years behind the US or UK in
