Footprints (05.11.09)

What I’ve been reading on the web:

MYTH BUSTED: Internet Use Doesn’t Lead to Isolation
Orange’s ‘unlimited’ iPhone
Pupils in Facebook bid to have headteacher sacked
Social Media Gutcheck! Why do brands bother Pointing to Twitter & Facebook?
Six Social Media Trends for 2010
Secret copyright treaty leaks. It’s bad. Very bad.
Google Redefines Disruption: The “Less Than Free” Business Model
Quicktake: The [...]

Footprints (27.10.09)

What I’ve been reading on the web:

Increasing participation in online communities
Invigorate your online community by closing it down
When social media attacks: learn from others’ mistakes
Eight things the ’startup establishment’ doesn’t tell entrepreneurs
UK newspapers threaten major news aggregator | Blog | Econsultancy
Focus your attention with Twitter Lists
FeverBee: Welcome Pack
what are the rules of social media?
Recurring Tweets [...]

Footprints (16.10.09)

What I’ve been reading on the web:

Top 10 iPhone Apps as Judged by Mashable Readers
STATS: Facebook and Twitter’s Growth Flattens
Newbie Alert
Theblogpaper – ‘user generated news’ launches in London
10 Tips to Boost your Flickr Profile
Social media fame and fortune: Five of the biggest internet celebrity successes
Community management under the bonnet: 23 things
Finding the perfect domain name
FeverBee: [...]

Footprints (02.10.09)

What I’ve been reading on the web:

Social media and customer service – some examples
10 badass social media visualisations
Journalists aren’t happy about The Washington Post’s new twitter regulations
The Password Anti-Pattern – Social Patterns
9 ways to improve an ad
Squidoo launches a reputation management timebomb
Microsoft goes after social media monitoring with LookingGlass
How many iPhone users does your website [...]

Footprints (30.09.09)

What I’ve been reading on the web:

Who wins from an Orange iPhone?
Paying for politics: The Spectator app
Xobni Brings Twitter To Your Inbox
The Only HTML Guide That You’ll Ever Need
10/20/30 Rule of PowerPoint – Holy Kaw!
Basic HTML for journalists VIDEO
Don’t lose existing members of your online community
Don’t overinvest in your website

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