Thanks to Adam Vincenzini, I’ve contributed a guest post for #BeMyGuest month at Adam’s blog, The Comms Corner. I’ve written on the Art of Liveblogging and produced a few tips for aspirant live bloggers. Read More
There are countless posts out there telling you how to increase your twitter followers. And there are countless businesses using follower numbers as proof of brand awareness and influence. But there are precious few posts out there telling you how to lose followers that aren’t useful to you. Why would you want » Read More
I’m liveblogging from the POLIS and PR Newswire event, The Social Media Reality Check, at the London School of Economics. Keep refreshing this page for updates! 18:35 We’re getting underway here and I have to say the gender dominance is remarkably tilted to the feminine. Maybe I notice it more as I’m normally at » Read More
Thanks to the fab people at Wide Eye Communications in Devon, there are now videos up, detailing what was achieved at Like Minds. Here’s my ugly muggin enthusing about the event and my presentation. Read More
Last week I was a keynote at the spectacular Like Minds event in Exeter. I don’t care where you live in the world, if you can get to this event, you should. I’ve never been involved in an event that was as well organised, as stimulating and most importantly, as enjoyable as this event. The day » Read More
There’s no doubt about it: I ♥ iGoogle. I have a number of tabs on different subject areas and because all the widgets can just be added and dragged around the page I can keep things up to date, based on recent interests. But what baffles me is why Google don’t allow you to publish an iGoogle » Read More
I’ve been mulling over why it is I feel that Murdoch’s strategy for closing off content for subscription-only access is such a bad idea. It sounds like an odd thing to do; those of us deeply associated with social media actually understand intuitively that it is a Bad Thing, and that there are a whole » Read More
I’m liveblogging the launch of Charlie Leadbeater’s Cloud Computing: The Future of Global Cultural Relations. Keep refreshing this page for updates. I have no power here so I may not last the full session but I’ll go as long as I can! On the panel is Catherine Fieschi, Charles Leadbeater, Paul Hilder and Ekow Eshun. Lloyd » Read More
Partly as a response to some of the feedback I’ve had on yesterday’s post and partly in response to feedback on twitter today, I’ve been driven to create another blog post on the notion of ’success’ and how (traditional, and very well executed) PR can completely blind people to the realities of a situation. I » Read More
While all my geek friends are in a frenzy over the announcement of the new Apple iPad (based on a Star Trek PADD, looks like a Kindle, acts like an iPhone, priced like a Win/Linux laptop, and – best of all – produces #iTampon as a trending term on twitter within minutes of its announcement), » Read More
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