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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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Australia: Are you really Australian?

26th June 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Online Communities, consumer gen. media, social media, social networks, user generated content

EDIT: thanks to ServantOfChaos for pointing me to TrukStop I was thinking about how we’ve always added our two cents worth to content we like. When I was growing up, Doc Neeson and The Angels had this song:Pristine version, from telly, but expletives are added in YouTube comments *laughs* After Doc Neeson (?) sang the [...]

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REVENUE: YouTube & Citizen Advertiser

10th June 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Advertising, Marketing, Monetization, Online Communities, ROI, revenue, social media, social networks

Google/YouTube aren’t quite there yet… : NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — Google has struggled to find the best way to monetize YouTube. The latest idea: Let content creators sell ads. Professional content producers — those who come equipped with their own ad-sales teams — are now able to sell advertising on their YouTube channels. That includes [...]

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Architecture 2.0: Australia’s Innovation and Architecture strategies

2nd May 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Featured, Online Communities, social networks, web 2.0, web 3.0

Does Australia have anything similar to this with regards to Innovation and Cross Media and Architecture? Makes our Future Melbourne town planning wiki look less than innovative, no? Ah well. REAL LIFE New York Situated Technologies: The Architectural League of New York The Architectural League of New York invites architects, artists, designers, technologists, engineers, urbanists, [...]

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Jeremiah Owyang and managing communities

25th March 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Online Communities, social networks

Jeremiah is an analyst for Forester- here’ s a high level overview (very high level) of a presentation he gave Forum for Women Entrepreneurs and you can read more on his blog: | View | Upload your own I’m a little uncomfortable seeing those slides. I think you know I am pretty quick to hat [...]

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Australia Prank: Amnesia 1 Naked 0 – Tom Cruise

4th March 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Advertising, Australia, Humour, Marketing

Naughty agencies *sighs* what are we to do with ‘em? Tom Cruise sues Naked SYDNEY: Naked Communications has received an email from Tom Cruise’s publicist, Rogers and Cowan in New York, demanding its “Tom Cruise works at Naked Communications” video be removed from YouTube. The email, sent yesterday to Naked’s Sydney office, claims the video [...]

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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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