Social Media and Village Crisis Comms – Local Gov Councils and Emergency Services #NSWFires
How information traverses social media during a crisis like the NSW bushfires. The role of crisis comms and official vs non official media sources.
Why aren’t Australian politicians meeting CEOs of Facebook Twitter etc? #auspol
Social Media: CEOs of Twitter and Facebook regularly meet with political leaders worldwide – Prime Ministers’ of Japan, New Zealand, Russia, South Korea, and so on. But not Australia. Why not?
How 2nd Screen Apps killed off Television Advertising – Social Media TV
As Twitter, Facebook and apps like Zeebox continue to drive attention to TV Shows, they paradoxically kill off TV Advertising. If you are a company looking to advertise would you advertise on the TV during the show’s ad break or on the iPad, smart device during the ad break? TV becomes the loss leader to the 2nd screen apps, as television stations hand over their audiences to 3rd parties.
CEOs Don’t Understand Social Media The Australian
Australian CEOs are negligent in refusing to come to grips with Social Media, and their PR Media trainers are negligent in not training them to understand the impact of their communications in social networks.
Financial Services and Social Media The Australian
If your financial services advisor is not using social media, sack them. The Cost of Inaction is too high.
Tweeting of purchases is a plug that money can’t buy – Social Media ROI Monetization
How much is a a Tweet worth, in dollar terms? How about a customer sharing a purchase on Facebook – can that make you money? by Laurel Papworth for The Australian
Paywall for News.com and Online Community Social Media
As tomorrow is an historic day – The Australian and other news.com sites move behind the paywall – what WILL we pay for, what SHOULD we pay for and what OTHER revenues streams are being missed by News.com refusal to build online communities around their content? A few nights ago, I went to the bloggers/Twitterers…
Australia: Bushfire Media Feeding Frenzy
Social media and traditional media feeding frenzy during the Victorian bushfires. Is this what we want? I’ve not blogged about the bushfires because well, it felt like blogging for the sake of it. Increasing circulation of my blog because it’s a popular topic. Which has to be a yucky thing to do, right? But now…
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