Forget the "statusphere." We're entering an egosystem where the masses judge value by the size of someone's following and the volume of their voice, not the value of what they say. It's a path back towards the mass media model – the one-way broadcast model that drove people to these new tools in the first place.
I’ve written and presented in the past on potential uses of social media in crisis communications. In the past, it’s...
Back in February I mused about the apparent greater willingness of companies to sign up for Twitter than to start...
Last night I attended a presentation by Tom Purves entitled How “Augmented Reality” and the Mobile Web Changes Everything. One...
Yesterday evening I gave a presentation on “Maximising Social Media for Business” to a diverse group of communicators with the...
Last week I briefly touched on a big issue that, on reflection, is the bane of communicators across various disciplines:...
Marshall Kirkpatrick wrote a thought-provoking post today over at Read Write Web, looking at social media listening platforms like Radian6...
CNW Group and Leger Marketing today announced the results of new research into social media use in Canada (disclosure: CNW Group...
As micro-blogging services like Twitter, Brightkite etc grow, URL services are becoming a central part of every social media junkie’s...
Last week, I wrote a post about an a-list blogger (Guy Kawasaki) who used ghost writers on his Twitter account....
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