Using interns (Twinterns) to promote your business on Twitter may pay dividends (Pizza Hut) or it may cause you problems (Habitat). Or you may want to give the CEO a job to do… tweet tweet!
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Twitter: Who tweets in your organisation?
14th July 2009 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Featured, Online Communities, Twitter, social media, social networks
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Facebook: MI6 wife’s photos
7th July 2009 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Facebook, Online Communities, Rules of Engagement, Safety, blogs, government, social media, social networks, web 2.0
Head of MI6 has fotos placed on Facebook by social networking wife. Social media guidelines for staff do not always extend to family…
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Twitter: Haiku and London Train Station Kingsplace
28th May 2009 by Laurel Papworth under Online Communities, Travel, Twitter, UK, social media, social networks
Your mission – go to the social network Twitter, write a haiku about English summer (or their approximation there of), tweet it, with the hashtag (label) of #kingsplace. From Kinsgplace website: Twitter Welcome to the Great British Summer Haiku Competition! Dear Visitor, Kings Place has teamed up with Network Rail to create the world’s first [...]
Event: Media08 Question: Who should I speak to?
4th March 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Event, Media, Online Communities, consumer gen. media, social media, user generated content
s’not often you see ‘cocktails’ in a header image I managed to wrangle a VIB pass to Media08. VIB stands for Very Important Blogger. Media08 don’t call me that – I’ve given myself that title – let’s call is a ‘user generated title‘? heh. The organisers of Media08 have been nice enough to treat me [...]
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Real Life Products for sale through Facebook
Happy Valentines Day! Please send chocolate! Mars gift application to launch on Facebook by Julia Buchanan LONDON – An application allowing users to send vouchers for Mars confectionary to friends on Facebook is to launch on Valentine’s Day in the UK. The application, named Celebrate, means Facebook members can buy a Mars product using Paypal [...]
Australia – Event: Media 08
Are you going? Media 08 Australia’s Annual Report for Digital Professionals. Friday 7th March, 9.00am – 5.30pmJones Bay Wharf, Pyrmont, Sydney Australia’s leading digital media organisations, Fairfax Digital and X|Media|Lab, bring you a one-day executive briefing on all you need to know about digital media for the year 2008. “Media ’08″ brings together world leading [...]
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Second Life: Click to Call – virtually
If that’s my avatar on the phone, tell ‘em I’m not in. Vodafone in Second Life: Vodafone has launched a mobile operation in Second Life enabling users to connect real life with the virtual world. Vodafone Inside Out, which launched yesterday in beta, will only be advertised in the virtual world through Second Life newspapers [...]
Facebook suicide and media articles
Bit of a silly article from The Times: Facebook suicide: the end of a virtual life Can online friendships ruin real-life relationships? Some users of a very popular social networking site believe so – and that’s why they’re taking drastic action, says Emma Justice Stephanie Painter’s death was swift and painless. At 9.10pm on February [...]
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