Monthly Archives: April 2009
#LRNY – some further “unpleasantness”
As a further addendum to the #LRNY issue it is interesting to see another example of the aggressive opposition to the idea that anyone should examine and critique the initiative. Chris Baccus, who actually works for Wunderman in their Detroit
#LRNY – some further “unpleasantness”
As a further addendum to the #LRNY issue it is interesting to see another example of the aggressive opposition to the idea that anyone should examine and critique the initiative. Chris Baccus, who actually works for Wunderman in their Detroit
Three lessons from #LRNY
As you can see from the previous two posts (and also if you check-out the #LRNY tag) the recent Land Rover hashtag campaign has caught my attention. Initially I thought it was a very good idea – I have been
Three lessons from #LRNY
As you can see from the previous two posts (and also if you check-out the #LRNY tag) the recent Land Rover hashtag campaign has caught my attention. Initially I thought it was a very good idea – I have been
More thoughts on #LRNY – it didn’t work
Having now had a closer look at the #LRNY tag, its clear that the thing hasn’t really worked. The reason is that Land Rover have failed to notice that a successful conversation has two mandatories – an ability to listen
More thoughts on #LRNY – it didn’t work
Having now had a closer look at the #LRNY tag, its clear that the thing hasn’t really worked. The reason is that Land Rover have failed to notice that a successful conversation has two mandatories – an ability to listen
#LRNY – Land Rover creating a TagSpace
Some time back I wrote a piece about the concept of TagSpace and its importance as a new dimension is social media. Well here is the practice in action. Land Rover in the US created a TagSpace – #LRNY –
#LRNY – Land Rover creating a TagSpace
Some time back I wrote a piece about the concept of TagSpace and its importance as a new dimension is social media. Well here is the practice in action. Land Rover in the US created a TagSpace – #LRNY –
Book burying – the new book burning?
Whatever your take on the recent #amazonfail controversy – it does suggest, as this article implies in its concluding paragraph that book burying (or in fact any form of content supression) could be the new book burning. Given that tagging
Book burying – the new book burning?
Whatever your take on the recent #amazonfail controversy – it does suggest, as this article implies in its concluding paragraph that book burying (or in fact any form of content supression) could be the new book burning. Given that tagging
