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It’s a Bloggy Bloggy world

Written by Laurel Papworth in Uncategorised

I’ve updated my Blogroll. Psst! It’s the thingie on the right hand side, LINKS.

David Havyatt, as executive blogger supremo gets added. He not only blogs on his own blog, but adds comments and feedback on others. Such an important part of blogging donchathink? Only greedy people write on their own blogs, ignoring comments in the feedback, and not visiting others blogs.

Jeff Jarvis Buzzmachine has been added. Another quid pro quo link, to be honest. He picked up my bloglet on the user-gen Nike ad. Plus he’s funny. Look at this under Rules of Engagement:

Any email sent to me can be quoted on the blog.
No personal attacks, hate speech, bigotry, or seven dirty words in the comments or comments will be killed along with commenters.

From Jeff’s bio I see he is a former TV critic for TV Guide, created Entertainment Weekly, worked for Sunday, NY Daily news, San Fran Examiner and so on. The one that interests me is his work with About.Com for the New York Times Company. About.com was THE resource – until Wiki came along.

Renai LeMay from ZDNet’s FullDuplex gets added for writing a nice review of this ‘ere blog in Two more great Aussie telecomms blogs. The other blog was David Havyatt’s. Actually the bloglet is called David Havyatt: AAPT exec, blogger but we won’t mention that. Heh.

Hmm who else did I add? J.LeRoy, Platial … that’s all for now, I think.

Laurel Papworth

Named by Forbes™ Magazine in the Top 50 Social Media Influencers globally, named Head of Industry, Social Media (Marketing Magazine™) and in the Power150 Media bloggers (AdAge™). CERT IV Training and Assessment certified trainer (Diplomas and Certificates etc) Adult Education. Laurel has manager Facebook Pages for Junior Masterchef, Idol, Big Brother etc. and have consulted on private online communities for banks Westpac, not for profits UNHCR & governments in SE Asia. Lecturer, social media, University of Sydney for 10 years and Laurel has 11,000 online students. Laurel Papworth personally connects to 6 million followers online and has taught around 100,000 people in the last 10 years how to be social media managers.

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