Do the Brits get social media yet?
Spotted an interesting discussion about a recent report by Nielson Netratings, which included some insight into awareness of some new-ish technologies or tools like RSS, IPTV, VOD or wikis.
Marketing and PR – two views on social media
Last week’s Marketing Week magazine marked a moment of truth for me about how the marketing and PR professions each view social media.
How to monitor news using free tools on the web
Alex over at The Bivings Report has posted how you can use a range of free social media tools to monitor online news and coverage.
Beef up your blog feeder
A couple of days ago I spotted Steve Rubel posting about how he finds content to blog about – he has created a blog feeder. A new tool from Technorati has increased the potential for such blog feeders.
Tracking traffic on your blog
I’ve always tried to keep an eye on my blog traffic statistics, but a deeper look into the three tools I’ve been using threw up a bit of a surprise.
Clarity is a good thing
After a particularly manic week on all fronts, it’s good to take a few minutes out and reflect on what’s behind some of the bizarre goings-on at work.
Learning something new
Sometimes it can be really great to stumble across a blog and learn something new. I did just that this evening when I ended up reading Ian Delaney’s explanation of non-linear search.
What is social media?
Spannerworks has just published a handy new e-book covering the basics of social media.
Recent links from del.icio.us
London 2012 brand guidelines Basic information about protected rights for London 2012 (tags: olympics marketing) Protected marks Summary of protected marks for London 2012 (tags: … Read More
Another big step for RSS
Mainstream adoption of RSS took a step forward yesterday when Google launched its Reader product. This is the new version of Google’s RSS reader and includes features like feed discovery and sharing.
