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TweetWith the announcement of Apple’s new social network, Ping, this week I started to wonder why they chose that particular name. They could have called it anything — in fact, I was surprised that it wasn’t called “iTalk” or “iFollow” or something. Given its similarity to both Ning and Bing, is this an indication of the start of
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TweetAlthough pageviews, visits and unique visitors on a site may be instantly gratifying, the real treasure lies behind the numbers. Take, for example, a recent analytical exercise I performed to examine my company’s newly-introduced online news service. Currently our site is not well known outside of our membership and we had not marketed the service in any way
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Tweetwherever you roam and admit that the waters around you have grown. And accept it that soon you’ll be drenched to the bone, if your time to you is worth savin’. Then you better start swimmin’ or you’ll sink like a stone. For the times they are a-changin’. When Bob Dylan wrote the lyrics to the above song in
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TweetFebruary’s issue of Revolution magazine talks in great detail about the term ‘digital’ in relation to marketing and communications. To quote the editor, Gareth Jones, “The days of digital being used as a moniker for a specific way of thinking or doing business are well and truly numbered”. The article goes on to suggest that there isn’t
about 7 months ago - 2 comments
TweetFinally! It’s taken me a long time to sort myself out with my blog, having gone through at least four different styles and names — now that it is a new year and I have finally made it to my 40s, I’m pretty happy with it! And now that my studying is in full swing, I plan to post a few
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TweetJust been having an interesting conversation about the history of communications and the subject came up about old interconnected networks. Now, I was sure there used to be a system that used the sewers of Paris — got confused with Minitel — and then stumbled across this post by Molly Wright Steenson who is writing on the