It’s the day before I head off to fly to Las Vegas for BlogWorld Expo, where Rich Brooks and I are coordinating a session on the theme “Going Global with Social Media”. So the announcement last week by Google of the new OpenSocial initiative was very timely. It was also, frankly, a challenge: how would…
Fortunately, being in the same timezone (plus a couple of hours) as Beijing, I had no worries the other week with jetlag. But I did feel somewhat dizzy after hearing some of the numbers being tossed around about Internet usage in China, numbers of blogs, page views, comments on blogs, instant messaging and online gaming….
Have you ever been accosted in a railway station or at a bus stop by a (is it ok to say?) smelly drunk who follows you around and insists you listen to his drivel? Not pleasant. That’s the way I feel when I click on the link in WordPress’s admin panel for incoming links and…
It was certainly my intention, if not to live blog the ad:tech Beijing event a couple of weeks ago, then at least to post more than I have, namely a brief post here from Beijing, with a picture of me at the Great Wall, and a similarly brief post on another blog. What complicated things…
My good intentions to post about the ad:tech conference here in Beijing this week have been dented by: the abundance of things to see and experience for someone who has never been to this part of the world before some challenges with internet access. And with only a day and a half to go and…
At the panel session, How to Create a Corporate Social Networking Platform, at ad:tech Beijing, October 17, I promised to make the slides available here. You can find the download link on the Resources page.