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AIMIA Social Media (Bandwagon) Awards

22nd January 2009 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, social media

Bandwagon – AIMIA’s (Australian Interactive Media Association) term for social media, not mine, never refuted or retracted. Ah well. The Awards page. Social Media people – remember, this is limited to a hundred or so members, most of whom are agencies so don’t take it too seriously. Most social media – good stuff – is [...]

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Australian CEOs that Twitter

9th September 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Featured, Online Communities, Twitter, social media, social networks

Want a list of Australian CEOs that are on Twitter? Scroll to the bottom. Business Week have a piece on each CEO that uses the so-called ‘microblogging’ service Twitter. I don’t like the term micro-blogging when applied to Twitter as it’s less of a one-to-many asynch depth of content site like a video blog or [...]

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