Picking up the other day on some tweetchat about the new look Twitter, I soon found myself watching the video “Twitter: discover what’s new in your world”. From what I could see, the changes looked interesting enough, although I did have a moment of wondering whether the changes were going to improve our user experience,
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This is the second of two posts prompted by Technorati’s invitation to bloggers to participate in the State of the Blogosphere Survey 2010. In my previous post on the subject, published yesterday, I wrote about the surveys from 2004 to 2007, produced by the then CEO of Technorati, Dave Sifry. Today I focus on the
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Bloggers, whether full time or part time, experienced or starters, are being invited to participate in Technorati’s State of the Blogosphere Survey 2010. Surveying bloggers directly for the Technorati surveys was first done for the State of the Blogosphere 2008 report. Although I was invited to participate in the 2009 survey, I am pretty sure
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One of several really interesting social mediasphere events scheduled to happen between now and the end of the year is the Social Media University, which is being produced by Social Media Club and hosted at the Sheraton Orlando Downtown Hotel from November 10-12th, 2010 (with social activities planned for November 13th). Unfortunately I don’t look
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After several years of active involvement with blogging, social networking and what we now call social media, I am very conscious of the need, in the business context, to have some strategies and systems in place, firstly to retain our sanity and then to achieve our business objectives. We also need, from time to time
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