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how I use social media

28Mar12

I was interviewed recently by an ex client of mine – Bob Barker on how I use social media both for work and home life. Summary – constantly. Reasons – to stay connected when not physically present. Benefits – learn and feed my appallingly low attention span. Tips – be anti-social every so often.


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enough of the lies ifttt

31Jan12

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reading: social network ad revenues to Reach $10 Billion Worldwide in 2013

05Oct11

Worldwide social network ad revenues will reach $5.54 billion this year, eMarketer estimates, with just under half that amount, $2.74 billion, coming from the US market. Revenue growth is solidly in the double digits in the US, but even more rapid growth elsewhere will mean spending outside the country will account for a slightly greater [...]


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reading: what Google+ will mean for brands

29Sep11

A great summary of the way brands are approaching Google+ and what is in it for them from Andrew Blakeley @ The Wall Blog – They don’t see this as a “Facebook killer” and said several times during the meeting, “you’ll still need Facebook, and you’ll still need Twitter” – They don’t see it as [...]


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reading: we share too much, and it’s stifling innovation (via The Washington Post)

23Aug11

The level to which we are forced to censor ourselves is even more damaging than our social media-induced group-think. Most people are afraid to be completely honest with what we share, because of the capricious nature of the public. This makes us innocuous caricatures who live in fear of offending anyone. Social media sharing is [...]


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