Want to monitor a Brand Page like CocaCola or Facebook’s Marketing Page on iGoogle or another RSS reader? It can be done but it’s not easy.
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Apr 202011
Posted by Laurel Papworth at 6:08 pm Tagged with: Facebook, Facebook Page, feeds, how to, iGoogle, online community, rss, social media
One of those dumbass things you notice – Blizzard, makers of World of Warcraft does not have RSS turned on their official press release/media site. This means that instead of being able to subscribe to their news in say my.yahoo or igoogle, you have to go to the site and check for new news. None there? Try back again tomorrow, and tomorrow and tomorrow. I’m always coming across companies not having RSS turned on their press releases – gosh, most of them publish a PDF file, and expect you to open it. But does one expect it from a MMORPG Continue Reading…
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Posted by Laurel Papworth at 8:55 pm Tagged with: Corporate, industry blogs, official, rss, social networks, social search
Some random stuff: | View | Upload your own Thanks TechCrunch! Then Australian Internet Usage (mentioned before, announced at ad:tech sydney): AUSSIE INTERNET USAGE OVERTAKES TV VIEWING FOR THE FIRST TIME- Australian consumers approaching point of media ‘saturation’- Aussies clocking up over 84 hours per week in media usage Sydney, 18 March 2008— The amount of time Australians are spending online has, for the first time ever, surpassed the amount of time spent watching television, according to a report released today by Internet measurement company, Nielsen Online. The study found that Australians were spending around 13.7 hours per week surfing Continue Reading…
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Posted by Laurel Papworth at 8:57 pm Tagged with: Delaware, Digg, Google, help tool, Internet measurement, Internet Usage, INTERNET USAGE OVERTAKES TV VIEWING FOR THE FIRST TIME, internet users, McKinsey, media consumption habits, media usage, Nielsen Online, online behaviours, Online Communities, rss, social media, Social Media Australia, social networks, Sydney, Web site footer
Oct 042007
… gave in. He is now Twittered *hears the shouts and cheers*.David don’t look now, I’m following you… For those who care, in the past David N Wallace has been a little, shall we say, reticent about joining Twitter. In fact he’s been quite a rudie when talking about it. How the mighty have fallen… and this is SO worthy of a blog post all on it’s own. Twitterheads rejoice! Technorati Tags: social networks, mobile, rss, david n wallace
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Posted by Laurel Papworth at 12:38 am Tagged with: David N Wallace, mobile, rss, social networks, Twitter
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