Twitter’s here. You can’t visit a website or turn a page, digital or otherwise, without reading about it. Whether it’s Jonathan Ross’ banter or breaking news stories - Sky has a Twitter correspondent and CNN has the highest following of any user; yet it’s the user who’s breaking news first - the plane dumping in [...]
Topic Archives: Social Networks
Top Five Tips for Brand Success on Twitter: Conversion through Conversation
April 15, 2009 – 5:13 pm
Twitter continues to surge forward in 2009
March 25, 2009 – 2:55 pm
As Facebook makes drastic changes to its pages to adapt to the real-time methodology that Twitter has embraced, it would be a good time to take stock of how Twitter is developing in light of it’s much stronger competition. With 3rd party web and desktop apps continually being innovated with the high quality content on offer, [...]
How brands can harness social networks
November 6, 2008 – 8:40 am
This morning I present at the Golden Dove conference in Budapest. The embedded presentation is what I give today. I will return later with a wider post to fill in some of the commentary.
How Brands Can Harness Social Networks
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Micro-blogging: When Does A Trickle Become A Flood?
July 30, 2008 – 6:48 pm
One of the ways in which Web 2.0 can be characterised is by sites which deal with “presence”, i.e. short form communication, which is constrained to bite-sized chunks of information.
Twitter is a contemporary web phenomenon which illustrates the phenomenon very well. Calling itself a “communication utility” Twitter recently announced it has raised US$20.4m of funding. [...]
Dabbling in Dopplr
June 2, 2008 – 12:10 pm
Recently, the New York Times interviewed Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, and when asked what his favourite non-wiki website was. His immediate response was “Dopplr….. I love it.”
Mr Wales has good reason to sing Dopplr’s praises; it really is an extremely innovative and original website, and one that is increasingly growing in presence and [...]
