RIP NDA
I’ve signed a few non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) - or confidentiality agreements - in my time, one quite recently.
But while I can bring to mind plenty of good deals I’ve done with people on a handshake, even a virtual handshake, I can’t recall a single good deal that has started with signing an NDA before we […]
Professors Report on Ways to Deal with Online Attacks
I think we can take it as read that any contemporary senior executive has at some point considered the possibility of his or her company having to deal with criticism, even a concerted campaign of criticism, online. It would be interesting to know whether many of those executives have taken that thought to the next […]
China Internet Usage Growth and Corporate Social Media
Ever since visiting China for the first time late last year and being hit with the statistics of growth in Internet usage as well as other aspects such as the much greater proportion of time spent online compared with the West, I have been endeavouring to make sense of what all of this might mean […]
Is Brisbane, Australia Ready for a Social Media Club?
Q. What’s the difference between Boston, Massachusetts and Brisbane, Queensland?
A. A lot.
At opposite ends of the earth, for one thing. Different climates and time zones.
I could go on.
But the point of this post is really that Boston has an obviously thriving Social Media Club and Brisbane doesn’t have one at all.
Well, not just yet, but […]
Spring Clean Your LinkedIn Profile, Part One: Basic Makeover
(Photograph: Spring Blossom by Steve Knight)
It’s not actually Spring for me, it’s Autumn here, but for most of the people who read this blog it is Spring, traditionally a time to clean house. This post is about applying that thinking to updating our profiles on the social networking site LinkedIn.
The thought was prompted when I […]
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