If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!According to a new survey on business applications of social media, blogging is not old news, but actually looks set for a bright future. Although it suits some commentators to proclaim the demise of blogging, Josh Gordon in his report…
Chinese filtering move demonstrates futility of Australian censorship proposal … if China can’t get ISP level filtering to work, why does the Australian Government believe that it’s different? (tags: China Australia net+filter net+censorship) PitchEngine Announces BOGO Promotion For the budget-conscious business (are there any others right now?) a great offer from social media release Pitch…
By way of a chance conversation after a Toastmasters meeting at which I was a guest the other night, I’ve found one way to share some information about social media in business without getting into lengthy and potentially confusing explanation. Namely to point people to a couple of videos of the amazing Gary Vaynerchuk, @garyvee…
Although there may well be available by more information on social media in business small and large than any one person could absorb in a lifetime, my sense is that we are only just beginning the journey to understanding how social media can work, or not, in the government sphere. As a social media strategist…
Abang.com: Don’t Bring Your Baggage to China | China Web 2.0 and Asia Tech News, Open Web Asia About.com China subsidiary Abang.com and lessons for foreign companies wanting to establish in China and not be digital roadkill (tags: China business web2.0 Mobinode)
Some cool people I know have produced a cool tool for creating short map links for your email, Twitter, social networks and blogs. aMAP.to is a tool to guide people to destinations with travel-related information for their trips. If you have ever gone through the process of trying to send to someone, successfully, a link…