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 The Coming Change in Social Media Business Applications, says that blogging is shaping up, along…
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…