Footprints (24.03.10)
What I’ve been reading on the web…
- Telegraph Launches Debate2010 Community Discussion Site
- “Stop Reading Stuff!” Information overload and media literacy
- Is Twitter any use for retailers?
- GREENKISS | WE SUPPORT ENVIRONMENT BY ENTERTAINMENT
- Why Will People Participate In Your Online Community
- Most Gadget People Are Not Green
- 11 steps toward a content strategy
- Exposed: gaping holes in Facebook’s procedure for reporting content
- Should anonymous comments be allowed in an online community?
- Websites vs Facebook Pages: which URL should you promote?
Footprints (01.03.10)
What I’ve been reading on the web:
- Fairtrade vs. Rainforest Alliance. Sara Lee vs. Organics. It’s one big green fight.
- Community mismanagement 101: TheSixtyOne alienates top users
- Vogue’s New iPhone App Will Style Your Wardrobe And Please Advertisers
- What is the secret to a successful website?
- The 39 Social Media Tools I’ll Use Today
- 10 Reasons You Can’t Ignore Google Buzz as an SEO
- Coming soon: the disruptive molecular age of information
- Three types of online facilitation
- Three types of community
- Study: Ages of social network users
Footprints (03.02.10)
What I’ve been reading on the web:
- 10 trends for 2010
- campaignstrategy.org – introduction to guidelines
- Social media confusion and the problem with ROI
- How charities are getting bloggers on board
- The Dangers of Social Media
- Facebook Brags: 35% Adjusted their Privacy Settings
- A Simple Tactic For Growing A Huge Branded Facebook Group In A Week
- Duplicate AllTop Aggregator On Your Wordpress Website
- Analysis Ninjas: Leverage Custom Reports For Better Insights!
- Reversing the trend, Meredith and Hearst food sites go web-to-print
Footprints (25.01.10)
What I’ve been reading on the web:
- The rules of email engagement
- How small newspapers can make money from Twitter
- Social Media Case Study: LEGO CLICK
- Who Really Uses Twitter?
- Digg to Undergo Drastic Overhaul
- London in the 1960s
- The top 10 government data visualisations and applications
- Two Approaches: Shotgun vs Laser
- How Transparent is Too Transparent?
- Open Thread: There’s No Such Thing As Free Content
Footprints (18.01.10)
What I’ve been reading on the web:
- Is it legal to ‘force you’ to accept email marketing?
- Five success factors for branded online communities
- Claire Beale on Advertising: Parties primed for a digital election
- Should The Government Be More Like Google And Wikipedia?
- The cockeyed economics of metering reading
- A fat-free guide to Facebook for brands
- 18 Online Productivity Tools for Your Business
- BirdHerd: Another Option for Teams & Groups Using Twitter
- Find your Company’s Twitter Voice for Business
- Which family is greener? Solar-powered eco-house in Somerset versus classic Victorian terrace in London…
- Blogging is dead – Really?
- 5pm Makes Project Management Easy
- How To Build An Online Community: The Ultimate List Of Resources
- Facebook’s Version of the Retweet Has Arrived
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