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[Important updates below - Facebook says the Daily Mail knew its story was untrue, but printed it anyway. Legal action is promised.]
In the early hours of this morning, the Daily Mail published an astonishing attack on Facebook under the title “I posed as a 14-year-old girl on Facebook. What followed will sicken you.”
Here’s the opener:
Even after 15 years in child protection, I was shocked by what I encountered when I spent just five minutes on Facebook posing as a 14-year-old girl. Within 90..
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[Important updates below - Facebook says the Daily Mail knew its story was untrue, but printed it anyway. Legal action is promised.] In the early hours of this morning, the Daily Mail published an astonishing attack on Facebook under the title “I posed as a 14-year-old girl on Facebook. What followed will sicken you.” Here’s the opener:
The article is written by Mark Williams-Thomas. Here’s his biog:
It’s an odd story. Facebook isn’t really a chat site – and it’s certainly not Chatroulette, where there are plenty of men ready and waiting to jack off in front of you (sfw). Presumably Williams-Thomas set his privacy settings to zero and befriended loads of strangers. But how did those strangers find him (her) so quickly? Fast forward twelve hours and the online version of Williams-Thomas’s article has undergone some editing. New title: I posed as a girl of 14 online. What followed will sicken you. And new text, with Facebook replaced with an unnamed ’social networking site’.
The url, though, has not been changed: I-posed-girl-14-Facebook-What-followed-sicken-you.html So what gives? If it was Facebook that Williams-Thomas was using, then why turn so coy? And if it wasn’t, how on earth could the Mail have pretended it was? Update: Via Twitter, I asked Williams-Thomas for clarification. Here’s his reply: So why was Facebook named in the first place? Update 2: Apparently the story – with Facebook named – was a front page splash in the print edition, and then a double page spread inside. Update 3: Just had a call from Facebook – they’re incandescent and say that:
When Facebook protested, the Mail corrected the online story, but not the printed version, which had already hit the news stands. Their online retraction failed to include any apology or explanation of their mistake. Facebook says that legal action against the Mail is pending. What an extraordinary piece of negligence and/or malice from the paper! Related posts:
drewb: RT @ruskin147 http://bit.ly/chSaPo The Mail v Facebook - Britain's most powerful paper v world's top social network. Could get interesting
11.03.2010 01.03
dom_asdaPR: RT @ruskin147 http://bit.ly/chSaPo The Mail v Facebook - Britain's most powerful paper v world's top social network. Could get interesting
11.03.2010 00.34
ruskin147: http://bit.ly/chSaPo The Mail v Facebook - Britain's most powerful paper v world's top social network. Could get interesting
11.03.2010 00.31
benayers: RT @ruskin147 http://bit.ly/chSaPo The Mail v Facebook - Britain's most powerful paper v world's top social network. Could get interesting
11.03.2010 01.02
rayleee: Daily Mail lies about Facebook (updated x3) | Influence and networks | Global Dashboard http://bit.ly/coWQcQ - Daily Mail fail!
11.03.2010 02.10
AlbertoNardelli: #epicmailfail RT @ruskin147: http://bit.ly/chSaPo The Mail v Facebook - Britain's most powerful paper v world's top social network.
11.03.2010 00.35
prchief: The Mail attacks Facebook
via @ruskin147 http://bit.ly/chSaPo Britain's most powerful paper [you sure RCJ?]
11.03.2010 01.14
gezd: I glanced the Daily Mail's cover this morning and new there was something fishy about the sensational FB headline. http://bit.ly/chSaPo
11.03.2010 02.21
Updated 3/9/2010 at 6:30 p.m.: We have raised more than $1100. Further, as noted below, John Haydon has joined the tattooing for cancer movement.
As some of you know, I have a close relative came down with cancer last year (he chooses to remain unnamed, but his cancer is now in remission). It turns out that my Cousin Paula (photo below) also came down with breast cancer last year, too (also in remission). That’s why I have decided to donate a little piece of my body to fundraise for cancer r..
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Updated 3/9/2010 at 6:30 p.m.: We have raised more than $1100. Further, as noted below, John Haydon has joined the tattooing for cancer movement. ![]() As some of you know, I have a close relative came down with cancer last year (he chooses to remain unnamed, but his cancer is now in remission). It turns out that my Cousin Paula (photo below) also came down with breast cancer last year, too (also in remission). That’s why I have decided to donate a little piece of my body to fundraise for cancer research with the Lance Armstrong Foundation. ![]() If I successfully raise $5,000 by midnight on Sunday, I will literally get the LIVESTRONG brand tattooed on my body in Austin at SxSW on Monday. Here’s the donation page, please contribute today. Further, changeblogger and friend John Haydon has committed to getting his own tattoo if we reach $6500 in donations!
And yes, I am no stranger to tattoos. This would be my seventh, and yes, I can live with LIVESTRONG on my body. I don’t think this is everyone’s cup of tea (see related post)… So on to SxSW. And with your help, a nice contribution for cancer research and a new tattoo. P.S. Check out this blog post about the LIVESTRONG brand, where I discussed people tattooing LIVESTRONG on their bodies!
geoffliving: Special thanks to @ntenhross for donating to the ink for cancer drive. We're just $6 from 1.4k... Who's going to do it? http://ike4.me/gll
10.03.2010 19.27
geoffliving: Just topped the $1400 mark. Thank you! Let's go folks. It's the road to #sxs. Ink for cancer research. Please RT: http://bit.ly/9aPYnw
11.03.2010 01.25
geoffliving: Thank you @tojosan for donating to Ink for LIVESTRONG cancer research http://bit.ly/9aPYnw you can help, too! Donate, RT, please!
11.03.2010 04.05
geoffliving: @armano @RichardatDELL Since we're bound to get cheek cancer, want to help? Using #sxsw ink 2 raise fund$ 4 @Livestrong http://bit.ly/d1Td9n
11.03.2010 06.06
geoffliving: Special thanks to @richbecker for putting us over the $1500 mark! Total: 33 of us have donated $1550. Ink for cancer! http://bit.ly/9aPYnw
11.03.2010 02.15
geoffliving: Thanks to @geekgiant and many of you, I'm going to bed with a smile. Well on our way to $5k with $1.6. http://ike4.me/gll Thanks, everyone!
11.03.2010 07.27
geoffliving: RT @johnhaydon: Wanna to see @GeoffLiving and me get tattoos for LIVESTRONG? http://bit.ly/9aPYnw - please retweet!
10.03.2010 22.33
geoffliving: RT @rachelannyes Love on the brain. Rather, I just donated $20 to @geoffliving's @livestrong campaign. http://ike4.me/gll Love strong too.
10.03.2010 18.48
ikepigott: Fight cancer with @geoffliving - if he raises $5K, he'll get a Livestrong tattoo | http://ike4.me/gll
11.03.2010 04.12
geoffliving: Folks, still need your help http://bit.ly/9aPYnw - Ink for LIVESTRONG cancer research - 1 nuclear family member and 1 cousin in the past yr
11.03.2010 01.19
geoffliving: Special thanks to Susannah for her contribution. We are now $6 shy of $1500 http://bit.ly/9aPYnw - Ink for LIVESTRONG cancer research - 5k.
11.03.2010 01.43
elizabethsosnow: RT @geoffliving: Let's go folks. It's the road to #sxs. Ink for cancer research. Please RT: http://bit.ly/9aPYnw
11.03.2010 01.26
RichBecker: RT @geoffliving Ink for LIVESTRONG cancer research http://bit.ly/9aPYnw
11.03.2010 02.00
geoffliving: Late breaking donation! My CEO @kanter kicked in $100. 1/3 of the way to the Ink for Cancer goal! w00t! Thanks, boss! http://ike4.me/gll
11.03.2010 07.36
Genuine: RT @geoffliving: Just topped the $1400 mark. Thank you! Let's go folks. It's the road to SXSW Ink for cancer research. http://bit.ly/9aPYnw
11.03.2010 01.28
Plenty of bloggers are talking about the inevitable intersection of social media marketing and search engine optimization. Keyword optimized social content and channels of promotion provide abundant signals to search engines for improved visibility on standard, social and real-time search.
The changing nature of social media marketing and optimization create the need for tools whether for research, marketing and promotion or analytics. Here are 11 social media and SEO tools you might find use..
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The changing nature of social media marketing and optimization create the need for tools whether for research, marketing and promotion or analytics. Here are 11 social media and SEO tools you might find useful:
What low cost or free tools have you found to be effective for social media optimization tasks? © Online Marketing Blog, 2010. | 11 Free Tools for Social Media Optimization | No comment | http://www.toprankblog.com
AdamSinger: RT @TopRank 11 Free Tools for Social Media Optimization http://bt.io/EdnY
10.03.2010 21.31
arikhanson: Nice list... RT @elizabethsosnow: 11 free SM Optimization Tools via @toprank: http://bit.ly/dfl0NC
11.03.2010 07.24
elizabethsosnow: 11 free SM Optimization Tools via @toprank: http://bit.ly/dfl0NC
11.03.2010 07.21
TDefren: From @TopRank: 11 Free Tools for Social Media Optimization http://bt.io/EdsR
11.03.2010 00.57
Says benayers:
RT @DannyWhatmough: Radian6 takes on Cotweet - this looks good - http://www.radian6.com/engagement/![]()
davidalston: Thank you for close to 1500 mentions today of our Radian6 Engagement Console launch - http://bit.ly/ecpreview #youguysrock
11.03.2010 00.44
lebrun: Want to see what the future of Enterprise social media clients look like? Check out Radian6's new Engagement Console http://bit.ly/9cXZC6
10.03.2010 18.47
DannyWhatmough: Radian6 takes on Cotweet - this looks good - http://www.radian6.com/engagement/
10.03.2010 20.03
benayers: RT @DannyWhatmough: Radian6 takes on Cotweet - this looks good - http://www.radian6.com/engagement/
10.03.2010 20.10
AmberCadabra: RT @davidalston Thank you for close to 1500 mentions today of our Radian6 Engagement Console launch - http://bit.ly/ecpreview #youguysrock
11.03.2010 00.55
A new study from security firm Barracuda Labs provides some interesting insights into the state of the Twitterverse. Unfortunately for the microblogging startup, the stats say that most of its users aren’t very active.
The study looked at around 19 million Twitter accounts (PDF) in order to figure out how people are using Twitter. It started with one assumption: an active or “True” Twitter user has at least 10 followers, follows at least 10 people, and had tweeted at least 10 times. By tha..
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The study looked at around 19 million Twitter accounts (PDF) in order to figure out how people are using Twitter. It started with one assumption: an active or “True” Twitter user has at least 10 followers, follows at least 10 people, and had tweeted at least 10 times. By that definition though, only 21% of Twitter users are active users. There’s a great deal of interesting data in the breakdown. Only 26% of Twitter users had 10 followers or more by December 2009, while only 40% were following 10 people or more (in fact, a majority of Twitter users, 51%, were following less than five people). In terms of tweets, the report estimates that 34% of Twitter users hadn’t tweeted even once, while a whopping 73% of Twitter’s users tweeted less than 10 times. That means nearly all of the tweets on the social network were coming from about 1/4 of the userbase. Power users dominate. ![]() Barracuda Labs also analyzed Twitter’s growth over time, and the numbers are consistent with previous reports that show while Twitter grew like wildfire in early 2009, it has dramatically slowed down in recent months. Going back further to early 2008, the report estimates that the microblogging tool grew by just 0.31%. However, with the quick rise of media coverage and the influx of celebrities such as Oprah and Shaq, Twitter use grew by 20% in April 2009 before dropping off to 0.34% growth in December 2009. While the news isn’t stellar, it isn’t all bad for Twitter — these metrics are moving in the right direction. A full 79% of users had less than ten tweets in June 2009, but that number dropped to 73% by December. 80% of users had less than 10 followers in June 2009, but that percentage dropped to 74% by December. If that trend continues, you’ll hopefully see a more diverse and active Twitterverse going forward. [via MediaMemo] Tags: Barracuda Labs, followers, stats, twitter
rachelakay: Crazy stats! RT @benparr The Truth About the Average Twitter User [STATS] - http://bit.ly/a1p1Df
11.03.2010 07.21
martinwaxman: About the same as in most orgs RT @mashable The Truth About the Average Twitter User [STATS] - http://bit.ly/a1p1Df
11.03.2010 05.21
stejules: The Truth About the Average Twitter User [STATS] http://bit.ly/9LPtiO
11.03.2010 06.59
MarkClayson: The Truth About the Average Twitter User [STATS] http://goo.gl/fb/4e5A
11.03.2010 05.22
The rise of social media has brought journalists some powerful new storytelling and information-gathering tools. However, with these new opportunities have come some new risks.
At Reuters, we have just published some social media guidelines that lay out some basic principles and offer recommendations that should prove useful as journalists navigate what can sometimes seem a chaotic landscape.
In building the new guidelines, we’ve embraced some basic principles:
We encourage the use of social m..
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The rise of social media has brought journalists some powerful new storytelling and information-gathering tools. However, with these new opportunities have come some new risks. At Reuters, we have just published some social media guidelines that lay out some basic principles and offer recommendations that should prove useful as journalists navigate what can sometimes seem a chaotic landscape. In building the new guidelines, we’ve embraced some basic principles:
This last point is particularly important to me. I’ve written in the past about how we depend on our journalists to rise above their biases to cover stories in an independent way, whether they’re in Gaza or Washington–or anywhere else. As comments have shown–and will no doubt show again–there are those who will never believe this is possible. And there are those who would actually prefer to read, listen to or view only those information sources that confirm their own worldview. Some news organizations have been more proscriptive with their rules or guidelines for journalists using social media–and it’s tempting to provide the rule-hungry with specific latitudes and longitudes of what’s acceptable. But I think that approach sells short the ability of journalists to use their brains and to see–and report on–a world that’s changing every day. That’s why I think of the Reuters Handbook of Journalism as a living document, one that helps us navigate that changing world with an eye on the future while being grounded in the ethical behavior and high standards that have brought us so far.
benphilipson: RT @MarkJones: Reuters has just published new social media guidelines for its journalists: http://is.gd/a9Dck (via @r_c)
11.03.2010 00.58
r_c: RT @MarkJones: Reuters has just published new social media guidelines for its journalists: http://is.gd/a9Dck (via @kevglobal)
11.03.2010 00.28
digiphile: Reuters publishes progressive social media guidlines: http://j.mp/a7rfGN Dean Wright comments on trust: http://bit.ly/cPJLFk /via @daschles
10.03.2010 23.04
digidickinson: kevglobal: RT @MarkJones: Reuters has just published new social media guidelines for its journalists: http://is.gd/a9Dck http://ff.im/hi2Ao
11.03.2010 01.14
kevglobal: RT @MarkJones: Reuters has just published new social media guidelines for its journalists: http://is.gd/a9Dck
11.03.2010 00.14
Get Satisfaction, the popular online customer service company, just announced that it is bringing its service to Facebook fan pages. This new service, the Facebook Social Engagement Hub, will allow companies that have a presence on Facebook to easily answer questions from their customers on Facebook. The Social Engagement Hub recreates the Get Satisfaction experience on Facebook and allows users to ask questions about products or make suggestion for new features. One key feature here is that ..
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The new Social Engagement Hub on Facebook will cost Get Satisfaction customers an additional $99 per month. As Get Satisfaction's co-founder Lane Becker told us yesterday, however, this expense could easily be worth it for these companies, as users on Facebook tend to be very active on these fan pages and really want to interact with these companies and brands on the social networking service. As Lane also noted, conversations that happen around a brand in Facebook tend to be trapped in this silo. Thanks to the synchronization between the two platforms, however, brands can now take this content and make it useful outside of Facebook as well. Another problem for brands that Get Satisfaction is trying to solve here is the simple fact that conversations on Facebook only have a very short lifespan. Get Satsifaction now allows companies to capture these conversations. Overall, this looks like a very smart way for brands to interact with their customers on Facebook and to streamline their social media customer service efforts. Discuss
monkchips: RT @skemsley: Nice: Get Satisfaction Turns Facebook Fan Pages into Customer Support Hubs (syncs FB and GS discussions) http://j.mp/cGpdYI
10.03.2010 21.09
briansolis: Get Satisfaction Turns Facebook Fan Pages into Customer Support Hubs http://bit.ly/d2Aubm #advisor
10.03.2010 22.58
benayers: I like this: Get Satisfaction comes to Facebook fan pages - http://bit.ly/d6OxOm . Have always liked Get Satis.
10.03.2010 21.18
rww: Get Satisfaction Turns Facebook Fan Pages into Customer Support Hubs http://bit.ly/b5RIZW
10.03.2010 20.46
The internet is among a record 237 individuals and organisations nominated for this year's Nobel Peace Prize.
The internet is among a record 237 individuals and organisations nominated for this year's Nobel Peace Prize.
bbctech: The internet is among a record 237 individuals and organisations nominated for this year's Nobel Peace Pr.. http://bit.ly/aKP0pL
10.03.2010 20.21
BreakingNews: Record 237 nominees for Nobel Peace Prize include the Internet http://bit.ly/ae1Lem
10.03.2010 21.05
Nero: What the FUCK? http://bit.ly/diNqHh Just when you thought the Nobel Peace Prize couldn't get any more worthless or ridiculous.
10.03.2010 23.59
jonfildes: Internet up for Nobel Peace Prize: The internet is among a record 237 individuals and organisations nominated for... http://bit.ly/9vr7Y2
10.03.2010 20.14
Bikers rejoice, Google has just added intelligent biking directions for more than 12,000 U.S. bike trails as a new option inside Google Maps.
The company writes that the new biking features will “include as much bike trail data as possible, provide efficient routes, allow riders to customize their trip, make use of bike lanes, calculate rider-friendly routes that avoid big hills and customize the look of the map for cycling to encourage folks to hop on their bikes.”
The new option now sits..
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The company writes that the new biking features will “include as much bike trail data as possible, provide efficient routes, allow riders to customize their trip, make use of bike lanes, calculate rider-friendly routes that avoid big hills and customize the look of the map for cycling to encourage folks to hop on their bikes.” The new option now sits next to the current Google Maps standbys — car, public transit and walking — for online routing options, so users can select the new option from the dropdown menu to uncover a Google-recommended bike routes (likely sans big hills!). You can also turn on a “Bicycling” layer via the “More” tab when zoomed into a particular city in Google Maps. The trails’ green hues should indicate terrain and road type. Dark green equates to bike-only, light green means there’s a bike lane, and dashed green means it’s a decent biking path but one without a bike lane. Before you get too excited, we should note that as of right now biking is not an option in mobile apps, so make sure to plan ahead before you hit the pavement. Tags: biking, Google, Google Maps
Liberatelloyd: Google Maps Now Includes Intelligent Bike Routes http://bit.ly/cF6Bio (only U.S so far)
10.03.2010 20.05
brittanymohr: Love this - even though I'm not a big biker! RT @Gordon3fold: Google maps now includes bike routes (via Mashable) http://bit.ly/bymKrI
10.03.2010 22.59
ducttape: Like this: Google Maps Now Includes Intelligent Bike Routes http://bit.ly/8XYgQt
10.03.2010 23.49
MarkClayson: Google Maps Now Includes Intelligent Bike Routes http://goo.gl/fb/VMdK
10.03.2010 19.51
jbruin: Google Maps Now Includes Intelligent Bike Routes - http://bit.ly/d1vikk
10.03.2010 20.09
Last year at SXSW a few of us had a little fun with a game we call B.S. Bingo. You take a bingo card and you add the most popular “lingo” that you might hear during an event like SXSW, specifically the Interactive portion. Below is the 2010 version, enjoy and remember it is all in fun. Big thanks to so many of you on Twitter/Buzz who helped populate this year’s SXSWi bingo card:
Download the SXSWi Bingo Card.
Last year at SXSW a few of us had a little fun with a game we call B.S. Bingo. You take a bingo card and you add the most popular “lingo” that you might hear during an event like SXSW, specifically the Interactive portion. Below is the 2010 version, enjoy and remember it is all in fun. Big thanks to so many of you on Twitter/Buzz who helped populate this year’s SXSWi bingo card: Download the SXSWi Bingo Card.
KyleFlaherty: Published my SXSWi B.S. Bingo Card http://bit.ly/c0YK5g (thx @heatherjstrout @aaronstrout @socialTNT and others)
10.03.2010 19.06
TDefren: Before you head to Austin for SXSW, check this out via @kyleflaherty! http://j.mp/bNLrqx
10.03.2010 19.56
kamichat: Just printed mine. RT @chuckhemann: check out @KyleFlaherty's #SXSW B.S. bingo card. hilarious! http://bit.ly/c0YK5g
10.03.2010 20.14
SocialTNT: RT @KyleFlaherty Published my SXSWi B.S. Bingo Card http://bit.ly/c0YK5g (thx @heatherjstrout @aaronstrout @socialTNT and others)
10.03.2010 20.54
Says briansolis:
My new, free Ebook - Staggering Social Media Insights. http://www.twitter20.com (the ultimate social media FAQ)![]()
luannsaid: Free Ebook- Staggering Social Media Insights. http://bit.ly/9jaxls (via @KellyeCrane @jaybaer)
10.03.2010 19.27
KellyeCrane: Why I love soc med- amazing free advice like this. RT @jaybaer: free Ebook- Staggering Social Media Insights. http://bit.ly/9jaxls
10.03.2010 19.22
briansolis: My new, free Ebook - Staggering Social Media Insights. http://www.twitter20.com (the ultimate social media FAQ)
10.03.2010 18.33
sonnygill: RT @jaybaer: My new, free Ebook - Staggering Social Media Insights. http://www.twitter20.com (the ultimate social media FAQ)
10.03.2010 19.10
When it comes to competition, CNN president Jon Klein fears Facebook. The man at the top of the news network believes that the social network is more of a threat to his business than other broadcast media organizations.
In a recent question-and-answer session with BusinessWeek, Klein specifically states, “We want to be the most trusted source,” and, “I’m more worried about the 500 million or so people on Facebook versus the 2 million on Fox.”
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In a recent question-and-answer session with BusinessWeek, Klein specifically states, “We want to be the most trusted source,” and, “I’m more worried about the 500 million or so people on Facebook versus the 2 million on Fox.” The intriguing statements come just weeks after Hitwise released data showing that Facebook’s new role is becoming that of a news site. As a news portal and discovery engine, Facebook has the power to make or break a story, a power that clearly threatens the rank and file of the old media elite. Where we discover news is no doubt changing, but that’s not all bad news for CNN. We tend to think that the power wielded by newsies on Facebook could prove to be an advantage for CNN should the network really cater to the social networking crowd. For example, in recent months we’ve seen the ratings of award shows skyrocket; part of the ratings bump correlates with web denizens experiencing the televised broadcast with their friends, family and followers online. It would seem logical then that TV and online can coexist in a mutually beneficial relationship. As for CNN’s immediate future, Klein’s comments also indicate distinct strategies for web and broadcast. Moving forward the company plans to continue with video content on CNN.com and ramp up affiliate deals with the likes of HBO and Time Inc. So where do you get your news: CNN or Facebook? Disclosure: Mashable has a content syndication partnership with CNN. [img credt: Pragmagrapher] Tags: cnn, facebook, media, News, trending, tv
TDefren: CNN Sees Facebook As Major Competitor (Mashable): http://bit.ly/8XUUMy (via @SocialMedia411)
10.03.2010 23.56
Britopian: from @mashable CNN Sees Facebook As Major Competitor http://bit.ly/95b9CV
10.03.2010 21.58
PaulDunay: CNN Sees Facebook As Major Competitor http://ff.im/-hi4Vh
11.03.2010 01.26
MarkClayson: CNN Sees Facebook As Major Competitor http://goo.gl/fb/BpMj
10.03.2010 22.13
PaulDunay: CNN Sees Facebook As Major Competitor http://ff.im/-hhTEL
11.03.2010 00.28
jbruin: CNN Sees Facebook As Major Competitor - http://bit.ly/cYeunE
10.03.2010 22.01
Says PRBristolblog:
RT @jaywilliamsPR: #Bristol is currently in 2nd place in #twestival attendees chart behind San Francisco! ow.ly/1guxn![]()
PRBristolblog: RT @jaywilliamsPR: #Bristol is currently in 2nd place in #twestival attendees chart behind San Francisco! ow.ly/1guxn
10.03.2010 23.48
montagecomms: RT @bristol247: #Bristol is currently in 2nd place in #twestival attendees chart behind San Francisco! ow.ly/1guxn
11.03.2010 00.29
jaywilliamspr: #Bristol is currently in 2nd place in #twestival attendees chart behind San Francisco! http://ow.ly/1guxn
10.03.2010 20.22
Says martinwaxman:
RT @Steveology The 11 Commandments of Corporate Tweeting | The Big Money http://ow.ly/1gn8f![]()
cluetrainee: http://icio.us/t4hh1m
10.03.2010 22.45
Steveology: The 11 Commandments of Corporate Tweeting | The Big Money http://ow.ly/1gn8f
10.03.2010 21.25
martinwaxman: RT @Steveology The 11 Commandments of Corporate Tweeting | The Big Money http://ow.ly/1gn8f
10.03.2010 21.27
Regular readers will know my love for all things location. In particular, these check-in location-based services fascinate me, mainly because I see them as a bridge between social networks as we’ve known it, and actual social interaction in the real world. Foursquare has been my app of choice over the past year (it launched almost exactly a year ago at SXSW). But the latest version of Gowalla has me thinking about switching sides. At the very least, I’ll be using both at all times now.
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Gowalla version 2.0 for the iPhone just hit the App Store today. With it, you’ll notice a few different things. First and foremost, the overall look has been updated from a sort of Army green, to a more subtle light green that is much easier on the eyes. More significantly, the toolbar has been reworked so that now social activity is front and center when you load the app, while your own activity is the last tab. Both of these changes are things I’ve complained about since day one with Gowalla, so they’re certainly welcome. But that’s not why I’m excited for the app. I’m excited because it takes the idea of the check-in and extends it. Specifically, you can now add pictures and comments to check-ins in Gowalla. This makes for a much richer social experience both using the app and the website (the data goes over there as well). As founder and CEO Josh Williams describes in the video below, there were a lot of people who wanted to talk about the social activity on Gowalla, but previously they had to text message or email their friends to say something like “hey I saw you check-in at the restaurant, want some company?” Now, that type of dialogue can take place all within the app. Now, others have tried to add additional layers to check-ins in the past. Why I think it works with Gowalla 2.0 is because they keep it simple. The application is extremely handsome (since the beginning, everyone is quick to note how good the designers are working for the team) and intuitive. There are only a few basic things you can do, and all are obvious from the main screen. You can either check-in at a venue, comment on your friends’ check-ins (with the new chat bubble in the stream), look at the spots around you, see trips (pre-planned venue excursions), or look at your own activity. Previously, with Gowalla, I thought the focus was too much on their virtual items. Those are now tucked away in your Passport (your profile). They’re still important, and will be increasingly so for Gowalla’s revenue model (trading virtual goods for real-world items), but they’re not in your face, confusing users. All that said, there are two downsides still to the service. First, the social activity stream includes everybody that your friends with. With Foursquare, the people currently in the same city as you are highlighted; Gowalla doesn’t do that. I suspect that will be very annoying to my friends not going to Austin this week for SXSW. Their stream will be a constant reminder that they’re not there — and they likely could care less about my check-ins, since they can’t possibly come and meet me. The second downside is that Gowalla’s API remains read-only. That means while other services can pull out Gowalla’s data, they can’t put anything back in. That means there will be no Gowalla apps besides the ones they make (at least for now). Williams explained the rationale behind this as Gowalla wants to stay in control of the user experience (a rather Apple-like argument). That makes some sense, since there are all these virtual goods that will be flying around, and it will be hard to make sure every third-party app is implementing them correctly. Also, Gowalla is much more strict about its location-based check-ins then say, Foursquare. They’re so strict, in fact, that it’s been an issue in the past (and in some cases, still is), with people not being able to check-in places they’re actually at because the GPS is wonky. At the same time, this helps a lot with gaming the system, and that will be increasingly important as Gowalla strikes deals with partners based around check-ins. Listen to Williams talk more about the new app, as well as his thoughts on AT&T’s network, some SXSW specials, rivals, and yes, even the news that Facebook is apparently looking at federating some of Gowalla’s (and Foursquare’s) data for its own location offering. He also notes that with the new release, Gowalla is expanding the idea of checking-in to be more of a bucket of elements now, including images and comments. Interesting. (Sorry in advance that I shot the video vertically on my iPhone — gotta stop doing that.) You can find Gowalla 2.0 in the App Store here. It’s a free download.
HarrisonPainter: With Its New Release, Gowalla Expands The Check-In Game (Video): Regular readers will know my love for all things... http://bit.ly/cfanRF
11.03.2010 03.35
Britopian: from @techcrunch With Its New Release, Gowalla Expands The Check-In Game (Video) http://bit.ly/bSe2lo
11.03.2010 03.34
garyvee: RT @TechCrunch With Its New Release, Gowalla Expands The Check-In Concept (Video) http://tcrn.ch/ajGl9E
11.03.2010 04.03
sacca: With Its New Release, Gowalla Expands The Check-In Game (Video) http://tcrn.ch/bRBE0z
11.03.2010 03.32
Social media is not just another tactic to be tacked onto the proverbial backside of a corporate identity system. It needs to be recognized for what it is -- the disruptive technology that radically changes the game.
![]() Social media is not just another tactic to be tacked onto the proverbial backside of a corporate identity system. It needs to be recognized for what it is -- the disruptive technology that radically changes the game.
missusP: Flipside to my earlier post re: new/old? RT @adage Corporate Branding Goes Rogue: Social media not just another tactic http://bit.ly/dtfo5J
11.03.2010 00.28
elizabethsosnow: Corporate Branding Goes Rogue: Why SM Is Radically Changing the Game via @adage http://bit.ly/cw8qyH
11.03.2010 06.22
adage: Corporate Branding Goes Rogue: Social media is not just another tactic to be tacked onto the proverbial backside ... http://bit.ly/dtfo5J
11.03.2010 00.16
With the impending launch of the Apple iPad, the Cupertino-based company's shunning of Adobe Flash technology has been brought to the forefront of technological discussions. While it was one thing to forgo Flash on a small, mobile device such as the iPhone or iPod Touch, some are questioning whether lack of Flash support is going to be a make-it-or-break it feature for the new slate devices arriving next month - devices which, if you believe Apple CEO Steve Jobs - are "better than netbooks."
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On the flip side, Apple supporters echo the company's sentiments that "Flash is a CPU hog" and including support for the technology in Apple's mobile line-up would negatively impact battery life. However, recent tests have put Flash up against HTML5, the new web markup language that eliminates the need for the Adobe plugin. The results of these tests show that this is not a simple black-and-white issue. Is Flash really a CPU hog? Yes, in some cases. But, surprisingly, not all the time. In fact, sometimes HTML5 actually performed worse. Testing Flash and HTML5
The results of the tests in their entirety are published here on StreamingLearningCenter.com. The summary in a nutshell? Flash isn't always a CPU hog, sometimes that honor goes to HTML5. Some of the highlights of Ozer's findings are below, broken up into both Mac and Windows test results. Mac Tests
In analyzing the results of the tests, Ozer determined that the key to better Flash performance was dependent upon whether or not it could access hardware acceleration. This feature, launched in Flash 10.1, allows the plugin to use the graphics processing unit (GPU) on some computers to decode video. Depending on the video card and drivers, (NVIDIA, AMD/ATI and Intel offer products that support this), the video decoding process in Flash 10.1 can now work for all video playback, not just full-screen playback as was available in Flash 10.0. According to Adobe, hardware acceleration is not supported under either Linux or Mac OS X, the latter because Mac OS X does not expose access to the required APIs. Adobe goes on to say "The Flash Player team will continue to evaluate adding hardware acceleration to Linux and Mac OS X in future releases."
Will Apple budge? At this point, it's unlikely. In blocking Flash on Apple devices, the company can easily claim that it's simply not an efficient technology...and that's true for now, considering how it's set up. But if the company wanted to allow it and make it work, it seems reasonable to believe that they could. This is what leads some insiders to believe that the decision to block Flash is less of a technological one and more of a business-minded one. After all, if you could easily visit Hulu.com to stream TV shows and movies, then why would you need to buy them from the iTunes Store? So while Flash's "CPU hogging" may be a contributing factor in Apple's decision to not support the technology on their mobile devices, that's probably not the only reason behind the block. Thank you to Dan Rayburn, who pointed us to Jan Ozer's article. Discuss
KyleFlaherty: Great piece on HTML 5 versus Adobe Flash from @sarahintampa http://bit.ly/9FR8EP
11.03.2010 05.54
rww: Does HTML5 Really Beat Flash? The Surprising Results of New Tests http://bit.ly/bNEn27
10.03.2010 18.46
Andrew303: Flash vs HTML5. Is Flash really the CPU hog that Apple says keeps it off the iPad? http://bit.ly/9FR8EP
11.03.2010 02.15
jackschofield: Does HTML5 Really Beat Flash? The Surprising Results of New Tests, at @RWW http://bit.ly/dy64gs RT @BudGibson
10.03.2010 19.46
IT software giant CA has acquired cloud monitoring startup Nimsoft for $350 million according to a release issued today. Nimsoft offers performance monitoring software to businesses.
CA is making a big move towards the cloud. The company just bought up 3Tera, Cassatt, NetQoS and Oblicore.
Nimsoft’s solutions gives companies visibility into the performance and availability of their customers’ business applications across both internal and external IT infrastructures. Nimsoft has developed m..
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CA is making a big move towards the cloud. The company just bought up 3Tera, Cassatt, NetQoS and Oblicore. Nimsoft’s solutions gives companies visibility into the performance and availability of their customers’ business applications across both internal and external IT infrastructures. Nimsoft has developed monitoring and reporting solutions for public cloud and on-demand offerings like Google Apps for Business, The Rackspace Cloud, Amazon Web Services and EC2, Salesforce.com, as well as internal applications, databases, and physical and virtual server environments. CA says that Nimsoft will help the company capitalize on the growth of cloud computing. Nimsoft has approximately 800 customers. Founded in 2002, Nimsoft raised a total of $22.3 million in funding and acquired Indicative Software in 2008. Information provided by CrunchBase
HarrisonPainter: CA Acquires Cloud Monitoring Company Nimsoft For $350 Million: IT software giant CA has acquired cloud monitoring... http://bit.ly/9SJfvX
11.03.2010 00.30
cubanalaf: CA Acquires Cloud Monitoring Company Nimsoft For $350 Million http://tcrn.ch/aQgv5r
11.03.2010 00.35
Britopian: from @techcrunch CA Acquires Cloud Monitoring Company Nimsoft For $350 Million http://bit.ly/c7Dysy
11.03.2010 00.28
greenwellys: 11 steps toward a content strategy http://bit.ly/ceeB3v from @econsultancy
11.03.2010 00.37
Econsultancy: 11 steps toward a content strategy http://bit.ly/a5788c
10.03.2010 21.30
digidickinson: 11 steps toward a content strategy http://icio.us/3pod4k
11.03.2010 00.38
Two years ago customer support startup Get Satisfaction turned its ear to Twitter to help its clients monitor Twitter for mentions of brands. Get Satisfaction makes a network of customer support forums where customers can post their own questions, ideas, problems, or conversations about a product. Companies can also claim their board and put their own employees on to moderate the boards. Tapping into the conversations taking place Twitter and other social media sites is now integral to bra..
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As companies turn to Facebook Fan Pages to connect with customers, consumers are increasingly voicing their issues with a particular product or brand on the brand’s Facebook page. But often these complaints or opinions can get lost in the stream. That’s where Get Satisfaction comes in. The startup now allows brands to create a tab on their fan pages, which can be a portal for consumers to express their opinions, complaints or issues with the brand or product. With the Facebook Social Engagement Hub, Get Satisfaction creates a tab (that can be labeled with any brand-specific name) on the brand’s Fan Page. Here customers can begin wall discussions in the form of four topic types: Ask a Question, Share an Idea, Report a Problem, or Give Praise. When customers begin to post a question, Get Satisfaction searches for and suggests similar threads to give consumers instant answers to commonly asked questions. All questions, comments, and answers are discoverable via Google and other search engine. People can respond to any thread — i.e. voice a similar problem, suggest a remedy, emerge as an advocate in response to another’s complaint, or offer a new twist to a product suggestion. Community members can also make their experience heard by simply clicking ‘me too’. In turn, any question, idea or problem posted on a brand’s hub on Facebook will be automatically imported into the brand’s Get Satisfaction web interface, allowing marketers and customer support reps to access the conversation from their Get Satisfaction site. Get Satisfaction’s co-founder Lane Becker says that the new offering is a part of helping brands distribute the conversations where the conversations are actually happening. And with 400 million users worldwide, Facebook is definitely a place where the conversations are taking place. Becker says that the startup is particularly focused on the idea of the “social CRM” and helping clients connect the conversations taking place regarding customers support on social media sites with CRM applications like Salesforce and Zendesk. Get Satisfaction currently has free app on Salesforce’s app exchange. The Facebook offering is a paid feature and Get Satisfaction will have a number of pricing options. Today’s rollout is more targeted towards bigger brands, but a more scaled down offering will be introduced soon and will cost SMBs $99 per month. Get Satisfaction recently raised $2.3 million in funding, which Becker says is being used to scale out its team. With only 20 employees, Get Satisfaction currently has 20,000 customers (10,000 of which are paid customers). Zappos, Mint.com, Procter & Gamble, and Nike have all created customer support communities on the site. Currently there are over 25,000 communities that have been created on the platform. Information provided by CrunchBase
briansolis: GetSatisfaction is Moving Customer Service to Facebook http://tcrn.ch/cB8rjq #advisor
10.03.2010 22.53
HarrisonPainter: Get Satisfaction Turns To Facebook To Socialize Customer Support:
Two years ago customer support startup Get Sat... http://bit.ly/9EeXkM
10.03.2010 20.18
Britopian: from @techcrunch Get Satisfaction Turns To Facebook To Socialize Customer Support http://bit.ly/9HDVmm
10.03.2010 20.08
If you haven’t heard, my company, Radian6, is launching an incredible new product that really highlights the big picture of online social interaction and what it means for businesses to be here, socializing with us as people with life stories, not just consumers who buy products. As you can imagine, I’ve been on the back end of this product development and, while I haven’t been as involved as some of the other folks on the R6 team, watching this whole thing come together has really got me thi..
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If you haven’t heard, my company, Radian6, is launching an incredible new product that really highlights the big picture of online social interaction and what it means for businesses to be here, socializing with us as people with life stories, not just consumers who buy products. As you can imagine, I’ve been on the back end of this product development and, while I haven’t been as involved as some of the other folks on the R6 team, watching this whole thing come together has really got me thinking about the big picture. Those of us in the sphere of social media for business spend a lot of time talking to each other…about social media…and business…via social media channels like Twitter and Facebook. And that’s okay. But it stops being okay when the insular nature of our conversations keeps us from expanding the boundaries of our industry. We stay connected to our professional lives via more gadgets than the average person buys in 10 years, go to the same conferences year after year to meet our quota of annual face time, and openly accept the 24/7 accessibility that working in social media seems to entail. But what kind of affect does that insularity have on our thought processes and initiatives? Has anyone else noticed how, after a good couple years of really being in the trenches of this stuff, many of the conversations we’re privy to are becoming repetitive? When did we stop growing? We stopped growing when we got stuck on the details. It feels like we’re a bunch of hair splitters around here. Sometimes we can spend days picking through the details, leaving the point of it all behind to distill the finest bits of a tool or tactic for I don’t know what reason. We stopped growing when we fell so deep into the trenches that we were unable to see the light of fresh perspective. This part of the conversation is where that video up there fits in. Stefan Sagmeister is a designer who closes his studio doors once every seven years for a full year to travel and regroup. He goes to far corners of the earth, choosing his locations by their creative inspiration and culture, and he uses that time to refill his creative well, so to speak. You might be thinking, “Holy shit, how does he close up shop for a YEAR and manage to come up positive?!” Well, let’s look at something interesting he pointed out during his TED talk. Sagmeister allocates about 12.5% of his professional time to pursue these sorts of creative breaks and outside endeavors. He noted that 3M allocates around 15% to their engineers for similar pursuits. You know what’s come from 3M during those creative jaunts away from the office? Scotch Tape. And Post-its. Yeah. Over the long term, the sabbaticals/time off taken within these businesses improved the quality of product ideas and work completed, thus directly improving overall financial success. The most incredible benefit from Sagmeister’s and crew’s sabbaticals? They’ve established that the ideas and projects that come together during those seven-year timeframes when the shop is open are directly inspired by their experiences during that single year off they took beforehand. For many of us social media folks, we don’t believe a long-term sabbatical is an option, and for some it truly isn’t. But vacation time is within our grasp, and even if we can’t manage a vacation any time soon, there are things we can do to get outside our bubble and gain some perspective.
The big picture point to remember here is that taking a break and actually removing ourselves from our routine is not only good for us, but it’s good for the work we do and for furthering the industries in which we choose to contribute to. We cannot live nor thrive in a box — personally or professionally. Make the time to remove yourself from the repetition, and freshen up your perspective by doing something on the opposite end of your professional spectrum. These days, it truly doesn’t pay to let your mind stagnate from familiarity.
BethHarte: RT @TransitionalTee Breaking out of the box requires an actual break. http://bit.ly/dokJnU
11.03.2010 04.07
cubanalaf: from @transitionaltee Breaking Out of the Box Requires an Actual Break http://bit.ly/91W5QH
11.03.2010 02.34
Says Nero:
RT @acton: exactly a decade ago today the original dot.com party came to a painful end when the NASDAQ crashed and the bubble burst![]()
acton: what were you doing ten years ago when the dot.com bubble burst?
10.03.2010 19.24
Nero: RT @acton: exactly a decade ago today the original dot.com party came to a painful end when the NASDAQ crashed and the bubble burst
10.03.2010 19.23
acton: exactly a decade ago today the original dot.com party came to a painful end when the NASDAQ crashed and the bubble burst
10.03.2010 19.20
acton: lots of amusing answers to the dot.com bust question. you all win boo.com vouchers and a lifetime supply of Beanz
10.03.2010 19.42
jaggeree: RT @acton: exactly a decade ago today the original dot.com party came to a painful end when the NASDAQ crashed and the bubble burst
10.03.2010 19.23
Says CJTarbett:
For the 3rd time this week I use the #badPR tag: RT: @charlesarthur: On PR and stuff: @psmith writes: http://bit.ly/bHbrmu![]()
CJTarbett: For the 3rd time this week I use the #badPR tag: RT: @charlesarthur: On PR and stuff: @psmith writes: http://bit.ly/bHbrmu
10.03.2010 18.50
psmith: If you've been following this, you'll just love the Google ad on the Toyota story http://bit.ly/bHbrmu
10.03.2010 18.23
psmith: RT @johncthompson: Dammit, just deleted a release about a cancer cure, now world will never know. Idiotic PR nonsense http://bit.ly/bHbrmu
10.03.2010 18.48
charlesarthur: On PR and stuff: @psmith writes: http://bit.ly/bHbrmu
10.03.2010 18.40
Says CindyKimPR:
Security: 7 new products that benefit the channel including @_Lumension Intelligent Whitelisting (via @channelinsider) http://bit.ly/96FNk8![]()
CindyKimPR: Security: 7 new products that benefit the channel including @_Lumension Intelligent Whitelisting (via @channelinsider) http://bit.ly/96FNk8
11.03.2010 02.29
cedwardbrice: RT @channelinsider 7 New Security Products That Benefit the Channel - Security news from Channel .. http://retwt.me/1MsI9
11.03.2010 02.27
Says ThinkingDigital:
For @Emilie88, a local student, could you fillout 7 minute dissertation survey on social media avail here.. http://bit.ly/9fofYM ..tx!![]()
ThinkingDigital: For @Emilie88, a local student, could you fillout 7 minute dissertation survey on social media avail here.. http://bit.ly/9fofYM ..tx!
11.03.2010 01.55
herbkim: For @Emilie88, a local student, could you fillout 7 minute dissertation survey on social media avail here.. http://bit.ly/9fofYM ..tx!
11.03.2010 01.55
ikepigott: @laermer @davidparmet - Done. http://ike4.me/hic
11.03.2010 01.52
laermer: @ikepigott You are now *the* funniest person. Brilliant. (For giggles, see how he responded to a double-commenter http://ike4.me/hic)
11.03.2010 01.58
That Norway won as many gold medals as the United States at the Vancouver Winter Games was no anomaly. Take the story of Jan Baalsrud, for instance.
That Norway won as many gold medals as the United States at the Vancouver Winter Games was no anomaly. Take the story of Jan Baalsrud, for instance.
ThinkingDigital: An amazing story about the Norwegian national character by the NY Times.. http://nyti.ms/azcoGn
11.03.2010 01.28
herbkim: An amazing story about the Norwegian national character by the NY Times.. http://nyti.ms/azcoGn
11.03.2010 01.28
More new Facebook data, continuing this series.
The next Facebook sharing data point I analyzed is the presence of numbers (in digit form, 1 through 9) in titles. In a wide range of marketing arenas digits have been shown to perform very well. They tend to help conversion rates in the form of prices and on social news sites like Digg “Top 10″ style posts have always done well.
The difference isn’t huge but according to my data, articles with digits in their titles tend to be shared more on..
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More new Facebook data, continuing this series. The next Facebook sharing data point I analyzed is the presence of numbers (in digit form, 1 through 9) in titles. In a wide range of marketing arenas digits have been shown to perform very well. They tend to help conversion rates in the form of prices and on social news sites like Digg “Top 10″ style posts have always done well.
The difference isn’t huge but according to my data, articles with digits in their titles tend to be shared more on Facebook than stories without digits. I found that most articles in my data set didn’t use numbers in their titles, and you can see the scale of difference in volumes in the gray bars at the bottom of the chart. For details on my methodology start with this post, then read the bottom of this post. And if you’re going to be at SXSW this weekend, make sure you find me and say hello, I’ll have a few copies of my book to giveaway and a couple of ways for you to win an iPad. Buy The Social Media Marketing Book here. Download the Science of ReTweets Report here. Don't forget to follow me on Twitter .
MikeLizun: RT @NiemanLab The #1 reason to include digits in your headlines: they get shared more on Facebook http://j.mp/9Ona7w
11.03.2010 05.09
NiemanLab: The #1 reason to include digits in your headlines: they get shared more on Facebook http://j.mp/9Ona7w
10.03.2010 20.40
Says ruthbrown:
.@jojomoyes then you'll love this RT @AndrewGrill: Mattel to create limited-edition of MadMen Barbie and Ken dolls http://l0n.eu/madmendoll![]()
AndrewGrill: Mattel has announced it will create a limited-edition release of Barbie and Ken dolls to celebrate Mad Men http://l0n.eu/madmendoll
11.03.2010 00.47
ruthbrown: .@jojomoyes then you'll love this RT @AndrewGrill: Mattel to create limited-edition of MadMen Barbie and Ken dolls http://l0n.eu/madmendoll
11.03.2010 01.06
PRWGlobal: Is the US the home of PR innovation? http://bit.ly/ayokAO
11.03.2010 00.46
luica: Is the US the home of PR innovation? http://bit.ly/ayokAO (via @PRWGlobal)
11.03.2010 00.49
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lebrun: RT @Techcrunch Radian6 Launches Powerful Social Media Engagement and Monitoring Console For Brands And Agencies http://tcrn.ch/boAHhu
10.03.2010 17.29
Alexsmith10: Radian6 Launches Powerful Social Media Engagement and Monitoring Console For Brands And Agencies http://tcrn.ch/c4jJ7v
10.03.2010 17.52
deakaz: Radian6 Launches Powerful Social Media Engagement and Monitoring Console For Brands And Agencies http://bit.ly/9uVedC
10.03.2010 17.35
princess_misia: Radian6 Launches Powerful Social Media Engagement and Monitoring Console For Brands And Agencies http://tcrn.ch/c4jJ7v #pnid
10.03.2010 17.40
NealSchaffer: Radian6 Launches Powerful Social Media Engagement and Monitoring Console For Brands And Agencies:... http://bit.ly/a1ju0s (via @TechCrunch)
10.03.2010 17.36
liberatemedia: Social Media News: Radian6 Launches Powerful Social Media Engagement and Monitoring Console For ... - TechCrunch (blog) http://bit.ly/9M18bA
10.03.2010 17.40
davidgerzof: Nice TechCrunch post on social media monitoring company Radian6 http://tcrn.ch/d88Vwo
10.03.2010 17.25
Britopian: from @techcrunch Radian6 Launches Powerful Social Media Engagement and Monitoring Console For Brands And Agencies http://bit.ly/b2toJN
10.03.2010 17.13
AmberCadabra: Thanks to @techcrunch, too, for covering the Engagement Console announcement! http://tcrn.ch/drb0lf
10.03.2010 17.23
ChrisBatDell: Nice indeed... RT @jakrose: Radian6 gets a fancy new desktop console http://tcrn.ch/cuOPXx very smart
10.03.2010 17.30
princess_misia: Trends and challenges in Web Analytics in 2010 http://bit.ly/akfU9z (via @Econsultancy)
10.03.2010 13.18
lakey: RT @AshleyFriedlein: Good write up from Dave Chaffey: Trends and challenges in Web Analytics in 2010 http://bit.ly/9RZn3J from @econsultancy
10.03.2010 15.09
Econsultancy: Trends and challenges in Web Analytics in 2010 http://bit.ly/bxKHBf
10.03.2010 13.00
LinusGreg: RT @AshleyFriedlein: Good write up from Dave Chaffey: Trends and challenges in Web Analytics in 2010 http://bit.ly/9RZn3J from @econsultancy
10.03.2010 15.35
DaveChaffey: RT @AshleyFriedlein: Good write up from Dave Chaffey @econsultancy : Trends and challenges in Web Analytics in 2010 http://bit.ly/a5dyc2
10.03.2010 15.44
MarkoMinka: Trends and challenges in Web Analytics in 2010 http://cli.gs/5ZGJsG / via @econsultancy
10.03.2010 14.27
peterjabraham: Trends and challenges in Web Analytics in 2010: It was good to attend Econsultancy's Digital Cream event last week... http://bit.ly/aLDb03
10.03.2010 14.43
jamesainsworth: RT @medianooze Television News: BBC turns down Gordon Brown as Match of the Day 2 guest http://kl.am/8nFN #medianews
10.03.2010 11.52
laurafosterNE: RT @mediaguardian: BBC turns down Gordon Brown as Match of the Day 2 guest http://bit.ly/9VkZdE GB - sack your pubicist for goodness sake!
10.03.2010 12.43
rupinjapan: RT @Markwainwright: Bad PR: BBC turns down Gordon Brown as Match of the Day 2 guest - http://bit.ly/9y47ln
10.03.2010 12.18
iaindale: Apparently Gordon Brown asked to be a guest on Match of the Day as part of Operation Show GB As a Human. BBC said no. http://bit.ly/9y47ln
10.03.2010 14.27
guardiannews: BBC turns down Gordon Brown as Match of the Day 2 guest http://bit.ly/9EaxKe
10.03.2010 11.58
mediaguardian: BBC turns down Gordon Brown as Match of the Day 2 guest http://bit.ly/9VkZdE
10.03.2010 12.00
emmahaslett: RT @iaindale: Apparently Gordon Brown asked to be a guest on Match of the Day . BBC said no. http://bit.ly/9y47ln
10.03.2010 14.29
markpack: Digital Economy Bill - letter from Facebook, Virgin, TalkTalk, Google, BT, eBay, Yahoo and others | Tom Watson MP - http://bit.ly/cAlfTC
10.03.2010 12.28
mattrhodes: RT @tom_watson Text of a letter in today's FT on Clause 120A of the Digital Economy Bill: http://bit.ly/95NT10 #deb unintended consequences!
10.03.2010 11.13
josiefraser: RT @tom_watson: letter in today's FT on Clause 120A of the Digital Economy Bill: http://bit.ly/95NT10
10.03.2010 11.32
davidcushman: letter in today's FT on Clause 120A Digital Economy Bill: http://bit.ly/95NT10 #deb unintended consequences via @tom_watson #citizensonline
10.03.2010 11.15
tom_watson: Text of a letter in today's FT on Clause 120A of the Digital Economy Bill: http://bit.ly/95NT10 #deb unintended consequences!
10.03.2010 10.53
kevinmarks: Letter in today's FT on Clause 120A of the Digital Economy Bill: http://bit.ly/95NT10 from ISPs, Facebook, ORG, Google
10.03.2010 11.47
kevinmarks: Great letter to the FT on the #debill from @tom_watson, @OpenRightsGroup, BT, @google, yahoo, facebook... http://bit.ly/bSo8qJ
10.03.2010 12.12
davefleet: Facebook to launch location-based updates in April: http://nyti.ms/c8ttQJ
10.03.2010 08.40
NiemanLab: Look out, Foursquare! Facebook will allow location-sharing starting next month, @nickbilton reports http://j.mp/dhl0Io
09.03.2010 22.30
MikeLizun: RT @NiemanLab Look out, Foursquare! Facebook will allow location-sharing starting next month, @nickbilton reports http://j.mp/dhl0Io
10.03.2010 04.50
steverubel: Facebook Will Allow Users to Share Location - http://nyti.ms/bEZSSR
09.03.2010 22.28
MeToo: Facebook to add location-based features in April? http://nyti.ms/c8ttQJ
10.03.2010 11.15
nickdonnelly: Facebook Geo-Location Launching Next Week: http://nyti.ms/d9AsUH (what was the delay???)
09.03.2010 23.59
LenKendall: RT @nickbilton: Facebook is preparing a location-based feature it hopes to launch next month at f8: http://j.mp/dhl0Io
09.03.2010 22.24
digiphile: Facebook Will Allow Users to Share Location http://nyti.ms/bEZSSR [HT @steverubel] @NickBilton reports FB focus is on small-business ads.
09.03.2010 22.39
arikhanson: RT @vedo: RT @TDefren: The 11 Commandments of Corporate Tweeting http://shar.es/mHPZ8
10.03.2010 01.20
trevoryoung: RT @cubanalaf: RT @TDefren: The 11 Commandments of Corporate Tweeting http://shar.es/mHPZ8
10.03.2010 01.09
TDefren: The 11 Commandments of Corporate Tweeting http://shar.es/mHPZ8
10.03.2010 01.01
largeburrito: RT @TDefren: The 11 Commandments of Corporate Tweeting http://shar.es/mHPZ8
10.03.2010 01.30
cubanalaf: RT @TDefren: The 11 Commandments of Corporate Tweeting http://shar.es/mHPZ8
10.03.2010 01.03
andismit: RT @invincecable: Join the #invincecable facebook group. http://bit.ly/c5gPyN
09.03.2010 23.01
GabbiCahane: Join the #invincecable facebook group. http://bit.ly/c5gPyN
09.03.2010 17.10
patroclus: Calling all Vince Cable supporters RT @andismit RT @invincecable: Join the #invincecable facebook group. http://bit.ly/c5gPyN
09.03.2010 23.06
Sheldrake: Join the #invincecable facebook group. http://bit.ly/c5gPyN
09.03.2010 17.11
concannon: RT @invincecable: Join the #invincecable facebook group. http://bit.ly/c5gPyN
09.03.2010 17.41
markpinsent: RT @concannon RT @invincecable: Join the #invincecable facebook group. http://bit.ly/c5gPyN
09.03.2010 17.50
geoffliving: Wow! @jtobin makes a #sxsw statement 4 cancer research! $200 donated to @LIVESTRONG cancer research/tattoo. http://bit.ly/d1Td9n Pls help!
09.03.2010 17.18
KellyeCrane: Dear Firefox- please stop crashing while I'm trying to donate to @geoffliving 's Livestrong drive. http://bit.ly/dplqMS
09.03.2010 19.06
arikhanson: RT @shonali: Whoa. @geoffliving is tattooing his body for $5k for cancer research at #sxsw. Now's the time to donate: http://bit.ly/d1Td9n
09.03.2010 17.08
KyleFlaherty: I donated. Will you? @geoffliving is tatt'n up for $5k to cancer research at #sxswi. Please donate! http://bit.ly/d1Td9n
09.03.2010 17.21
geoffliving: . @dariasteigman Thank you for contributing to cancer research. You put us over the $700 mark for my #sxsw fundraiser! http://bit.ly/d1Td9n.
09.03.2010 17.54
geoffliving: I donated. Will you? @geoffliving is tatt'n up for $5k on cancer research at #sxsw. Please donate! http://bit.ly/d1Td9n (via @jasonfalls)
09.03.2010 17.07
geoffliving: Y'all, I'm going to tweet this till he CRUSHES his goal! @GeoffLiving getting tattooed for @LiveStrong http://bit.ly/GeoffsInk #give
09.03.2010 05.55
geoffliving: Oh no! @KellyeCrane Dear Firefox- please stop crashing while I'm trying to donate to @geoffliving 's Livestrong drive. http://bit.ly/dplqMS
09.03.2010 19.07
shonali: Whoa. @geoffliving is tattooing his body for $5k for cancer research at #sxsw. Now's the time to donate: http://bit.ly/d1Td9n #fb #in
09.03.2010 17.06
geoffliving: SxSW is coming! And another tattoo 4 me in Austin. But this time, I am doing it for cancer research. Please help. http://bit.ly/d1Td9n
09.03.2010 16.19
geoffliving: Special thanks to @shonali @sonnygill and David Krumlauf. We're now over $800 for cancer research in under 20 hours. http://bit.ly/cNnWsb
09.03.2010 18.12
geoffliving: Special thanks to all who are helping. Family greatly appreciates it. $5k on cancer research at #sxsw. Please donate! http://bit.ly/d1Td9n
09.03.2010 06.57
db: Help him: @geoffliving is getting a @livestrong tattoo for $5k on cancer research at #sxsw. Please donate! http://bit.ly/d1Td9n
09.03.2010 17.25
sonnygill: Awesome, @geoffliving will tattoo @LIVESTRONG on his body for cancer research: http://bit.ly/cNnWsb
09.03.2010 17.55
tikichris: Whoa! RT @FreshPlastic: London King's Cross to Beijing in 2 days by high-speed train ... http://bit.ly/BRilliant
09.03.2010 14.09
Anniemole: Gee whizz! literally - King's Cross to Beijing in two days on a new high-speed rail network http://bit.ly/9TNkrc via @LDN
09.03.2010 13.52
PBizzle: RT @Sammyps RT @LDN Wow this would be great - King's Cross to Beijing in two days on a new high-speed rail network http://bit.ly/9TNkrc
09.03.2010 13.52
LDN: Wow this would be great - King's Cross to Beijing in two days on a new high-speed rail network http://bit.ly/9TNkrc
09.03.2010 13.41
Liberatelloyd: Google vs. Yahoo: Who Has the Right Social Strategy? http://bit.ly/cLFnZQ via @mashable
09.03.2010 12.32
dom_asdaPR: RT @MarkBorkowski Reading Google vs. Yahoo: Who Has the Right Social Strategy? http://bit.ly/cqdwZf
09.03.2010 10.35
MarkBorkowski: Reading Google vs. Yahoo: Who Has the Right Social Strategy? http://bit.ly/cqdwZf
09.03.2010 09.59
stejules: #Google vs. #Yahoo: Who Has the Right #Social #Strategy? http://bit.ly/cLFnZQ
09.03.2010 02.27
mattuk: Google vs. Yahoo: Who Has the Right Social Strategy? - http://bit.ly/dqr4B3
09.03.2010 12.13
MarkClayson: Google vs. Yahoo: Who Has the Right Social Strategy? http://goo.gl/fb/4k3g
09.03.2010 02.34
tim: Instant bookmark: http://mediagazer.com/ - media news aggregator from the good people who brought us @techmeme
08.03.2010 21.06
Bandrew: @gaberivera @Megan Nicely done on the new site launch! Hope you got some sleep this weekend :) http://mediagazer.com/
08.03.2010 20.09
amayfield: RT @tim Instant bookmark: http://mediagazer.com/ - media news aggregator from the good people who brought us @techmeme
08.03.2010 21.10
digiphile: http://mediagazer.com is
08.03.2010 20.22
scottrutherford: congrats to @megan and @gaberivera, MediaGazer is live: http://mediagazer.com/
08.03.2010 19.17
technosailor: Ok all you marketers/agency folks who hijacked social media... you now have your own Techmeme. http://is.gd/9Yi5B #mediagazer
08.03.2010 20.39
bbctech: Almost four in five people worldwide see internet access as a fundamental right, a poll for the BBC World.. http://bit.ly/aIp1UN
08.03.2010 03.20
ruskin147: http://bit.ly/ahAEWG BBC global poll shows majority think internet access is
08.03.2010 10.55
BreakingNews: Most consider Internet access a 'fundamental right,' poll of 27,000 around the world finds - BBC http://bit.ly/9jL36H
08.03.2010 03.44
josiefraser: RT @jeanlucr: Internet access 'a fundamental right' (BBC) http://j.mp/bgHm4P
08.03.2010 10.33
glynmoody: Internet access is 'a fundamental right' - http://bit.ly/bzZliR UK government out of step again #net #rights
08.03.2010 10.57
wiredprworks: RT @jwillie RT @terilg: First iPad Commercial Airs During the #Oscars [VIDEO] http://bit.ly/aqbxfV
08.03.2010 06.48
MarkClayson: First iPad Commercial Airs During the Oscars [VIDEO] http://goo.gl/fb/WPU0
08.03.2010 05.14
LenKendall: Does the Mashable office have a non-flat panel tv?? http://bit.ly/bqMDIP
08.03.2010 05.10
Britopian: from @mashable First iPad Commercial Airs During the Oscars [PIC] http://bit.ly/asGDAl
08.03.2010 05.04
Andrew303: What do you think of the first iPad ad? http://bit.ly/aRIOUg)
08.03.2010 06.02
waynesutton: Sharing: First iPad Commercial Airs During the Oscars [VIDEO] http://bit.ly/cIoLWI via @mashable / Thanks @PeteCashmore for the img credit
08.03.2010 06.12
ikepigott: .@mashable is now on the case: http://bit.ly/dq5VCo
07.03.2010 08.04
ConradSwailes: Have a read ! Hundreds of Twitter Accounts Hacked [WARNING] http://bit.ly/clgwig
07.03.2010 10.46
Britopian: from @mashable Hundreds of Twitter Accounts Hacked [WARNING] http://bit.ly/cDW6NB
07.03.2010 10.19
vanhoosear: RT @mashable: *Don't click* weight loss links on Twitter tonight - appears to be a spam attack. Details: http://bit.ly/dq5VCo
07.03.2010 08.22
markshaw: RT @mashable: Hundreds of Twitter Accounts Hacked - http://bit.ly/dq5VCo
07.03.2010 10.36
MarkClayson: Hundreds of Twitter Accounts Hacked http://goo.gl/fb/wBwb
07.03.2010 08.09
andrewgerrard: RT @drewellis: Come along to Not SXSW Monday LDN. Register on BookingBug and come along http://bit.ly/cxZW1Q #LikeMinds will be there
07.03.2010 05.25
Nero: On March 15 come along to BookingBug's #notatsxsw event http://bit.ly/cxZW1Q
07.03.2010 00.11
drewellis: Come along to Not SXSW Monday LDN. Register on BookingBug and come along http://bit.ly/cxZW1Q #LikeMinds will be there
07.03.2010 01.45
DamonOldcorn: @jeffpulver http://bit.ly/cxZW1Q trying for an interesting mix this end - how are you getting on
07.03.2010 00.58
DamonOldcorn: RT @Nero: Apologies: I must retract my recommendation event on March 15. It absolutely does not get thumbs up from me. http://bit.ly/cxZW1Q
07.03.2010 01.03
DamonOldcorn: @douglasrichard http://bit.ly/cxZW1Q very welcome of course - trying to bring interesting mix together for conversation
07.03.2010 00.04
DamonOldcorn: @Glinner http://bit.ly/cxZW1Q trying for an interesting mix - across the industry - very welcome of course
07.03.2010 00.42
DamonOldcorn: @LloydDavis just bringing an interesting mix together http://bit.ly/cxZW1Q very welcome
07.03.2010 00.09
DamonOldcorn: @Ale_2point0 link to event - http://bit.ly/cxZW1Q be great to have you there and giving coverage - should be interesting mix
07.03.2010 01.43
DamonOldcorn: @jobsworth http://bit.ly/cxZW1Q very welcome - trying for an interesting mix - as opposed to the usual
07.03.2010 01.09
DamonOldcorn: RT @DuncanBannatyne: at Bay Horse Hurworth food is top class 10 out of 10 ......if very good we might let you into this http://bit.ly/cxZW1Q
07.03.2010 01.52
benrmatthews: RT @amanda: Not a bad start. @Twestival has already raised enough to send 72 children to school for a year. http://bit.ly/bIWkEe
06.03.2010 14.00
lauratosney: RT @Benrmatthews: Not a bad start. @Twestival has already raised enough to send 72 children to school for a year. http://bit.ly/bIWkEe | :D
06.03.2010 14.08
aoifebeefah: [protected tweet]
twestival: Not a bad start. @Twestival has already raised enough to send 72 children to school for a year. http://bit.ly/bIWkEe
06.03.2010 13.30
AdeleMcAlear: RT @amanda: Not a bad start. @Twestival has already raised enough to send 72 children to school for a year. http://bit.ly/bIWkEe
06.03.2010 16.10
Maxicom: Still see so much to like about Microsoft's little Courier touchscreen http://bit.ly/aO4DqS
05.03.2010 19.53
cbasturea: Memo to @davewiner: have you seen this? http://bit.ly/msft-courier
06.03.2010 05.29
TDefren: Can I get this AND the iPad? Overkill? http://bit.ly/ceznRr
06.03.2010 05.15
cbasturea: Forget the iPad. I want @Microsoft's Courier: http://bit.ly/msft-courier
06.03.2010 05.30
TDefren: Microsoft's Courier 'digital journal': exclusive pictures and details -- Engadget: http://bit.ly/ceznRr (via @detansinn @webtrendmap)
06.03.2010 03.00
tacanderson: I WANT!!! Microsoft's Courier 'digital journal': exclusive pictures, video and details http://j.mp/akEOx5
05.03.2010 22.23
deburca: RT @benwerd: Looks like Microsoft is also betting that netbooks aren't the future: http://bit.ly/bYb5ym Really neat-looking device.
06.03.2010 01.21
Andrew303: Wow, Microsoft are launching a product I actually want http://bit.ly/aO4DqS e-book reader/journal/tablet. The interface looks great
06.03.2010 04.35
engadget: Microsoft's Courier 'digital journal': exclusive pictures and details http://bit.ly/b8PywG
05.03.2010 19.07
cubanalaf: 5 Ways to Weave LinkedIn Into Your Marketing Mix http://bit.ly/9h28wD
05.03.2010 18.10
DougH: 5 Ways to Weave LinkedIn Into Your Marketing Mix (Online Marketing Blog) Some good basics http://ff.im/-h0Vj2
06.03.2010 01.03
leeodden: More sage advice from @MichelleBowles: 5 Ways to Weave LinkedIn Into Your Marketing Mix http://bit.ly/d8XqzQ
05.03.2010 17.36
ThePRDoc: RT @cubanalaf: 5 Ways to Weave LinkedIn Into Your Marketing Mix http://bit.ly/9h28wD
05.03.2010 19.18
AdamSinger: 5 Ways to Weave LinkedIn Into Your Marketing Mix http://bt.io/Ebxp
05.03.2010 19.44
PaulDunay: 5 Ways to Weave LinkedIn Into Your Marketing Mix http://ff.im/-gZzGq
05.03.2010 17.27
redbrand: RT @tonyveitchUK: Robson Brown takeover confirmed - http://bit.ly/cgDGsC RT @lauramaddison [California co also in Covent Garden]
05.03.2010 21.49
fulbeck: RT @TheDrum: Robson Brown takeover confirmed http://tinyurl.com/ydeeuc9
05.03.2010 20.40
tonyveitchUK: Robson Brown takeover confirmed - http://bit.ly/cgDGsC RT @lauramaddison [Californiaco also in Covent Garden]
05.03.2010 21.48
lauramaddison: Wow - Robson Brown takeover confirmed - http://bit.ly/cgDGsC
05.03.2010 21.35
GIRL_GEEKS_NE: RT @canny_lass Very interesting ... RT: @TheDrum Newcastle based Robson Brown takeover confirmed http://tinyurl.com/ydeeuc9 - hmmm.....
05.03.2010 21.33
davidcushman: RT @leebryant: [Debill] likely to be pushed through before election http://bit.ly/ch8rto (blowing the digital oil wells before they go?)
05.03.2010 12.47
jwarnette: Digital economy bill likely to be pushed through before election.. ISPs to be forced to cut ppl off? http://bit.ly/9xyWe7 #digitalbritain
05.03.2010 14.46
redbrand: RT @SimplicityTweet: Digital economy bill likely to be pushed through before election http://j.mp/cctqSp
05.03.2010 17.14
amayfield: RT @charlesarthur Digital economy bill likely to be pushed through before election http://bit.ly/ch8rto
05.03.2010 12.37
charlesarthur: RT @guardiantech Digital economy bill likely to be pushed through before election http://bit.ly/ch8rto
05.03.2010 12.30
guardiantech: Digital economy bill likely to be pushed through before election http://bit.ly/ch8rto
05.03.2010 10.33
guardiannews: Digital economy bill likely to be pushed through before election http://bit.ly/bFxFum
05.03.2010 10.38
Glinner: Digital economy bill likely to be pushed through before election http://bit.ly/bFxFum /via @guardiannews (stop the bill! write to your mp!)
05.03.2010 11.24
jaggeree: RT @charlesarthur: RT @guardiantech Digital economy bill likely to be pushed through before election http://bit.ly/ch8rto
05.03.2010 12.34
deburca: RT @DJSoup: Digital economy bill likely to be pushed through before election http://bit.ly/ch8rto (via @guardiantech)
05.03.2010 12.30
kmatthews: RT @problogger: 5 minutes to go til we hit 10 billion tweets - http://bit.ly/c8YhCJ
05.03.2010 03.50
vmbusiness: Twitter looks set to hit 10 billion tweets tomorrow http://popacular.com/gigatweet/
04.03.2010 21.15
jpostman: mmm... hypnotizing. http://popacular.com/gigatweet/ #10000000000thtweet
05.03.2010 03.22
MikeLizun: according to this, we went over 10 billion tweets http://popacular.com/gigatweet/
05.03.2010 04.15
KellyeCrane: ~15 minutes until the 10 billionth Tweet - http://bit.ly/W5C5N (crazy)
05.03.2010 03.39
TDefren: Twitter just crossed 10 billion tweets! http://popacular.com/gigatweet/ #socialmedia (via @carlainsf)
05.03.2010 04.01
problogger: RT @andysteele: In under two hours, the 10,000,000,000's tweet will be tweeted. http://bit.ly/bryV
05.03.2010 02.20
dweinberger: RT I'm so easily distracted. After watching this for 5 minutes, I set my timer so I can watch it turn: http://bit.ly/6EmtwM (via @favstar)
05.03.2010 03.10
problogger: 5 minutes to go til we hit 10 billion tweets - http://bit.ly/c8YhCJ
05.03.2010 03.49
mathewi: RT @kitson: On the bright side, http://snipr.com/gigatweet already tells us that #20billion is just 198 days away.
05.03.2010 03.57
mathewi: so if my tweet is the 10 billionth one -- as recorded here: http://is.gd/9Ig3b -- do I get a prize or something?
05.03.2010 03.51
SeanMalarkey: less than a minute till we hit 10 BILLION tweets http://bit.ly/cZfXtc
05.03.2010 03.54
problogger: Am I the 10billionth Tweet? http://bit.ly/c8YhCJ
05.03.2010 03.54
markshaw: Countdown to 10 Billion, yes thats 10 Billion Tweets.. Will it be yours? http://popacular.com/gigatweet/
05.03.2010 02.23
krishgm: @ralasdair it is all here http://bit.ly/bjmt96
04.03.2010 19.27
krishgm: http://bit.ly/bjmt96 shows the Tory lead has shrunk sharply but they are still way ahead of Labour in terms of parliamentary seats
04.03.2010 19.25
HarrietCrosse: Conservatives see lead cut to just two points (Channel 4 News/YouGov poll) http://bit.ly/dmxP9c
04.03.2010 19.57
AdParker: yougov for ch4 predicting hung parliament RT @AdamBienkov Tory lead in the marginals shrinks to 2% http://bit.ly/bjmt96
04.03.2010 19.25
TonyLangham: Tory lead in 60 key marginals down from 7% to 2% in a year, exclusive Ch4 poll http://tinyurl.com/ygvhmlh
04.03.2010 20.27
krishgm: Exclusive C4/Yougov poll results http://bit.ly/bjmt96
04.03.2010 19.22
stuartbruce: Channel 4 News: Exclusive: Tory lead shrinks in key marginals http://bit.ly/auXKA2 #gameon #labourdoorstep
04.03.2010 19.59
markpack: It's just one poll, but still: wow! RT @channel4news Tory lead shrinks to just 2 points in 60 key marginal seats. http://bit.ly/aZLI4A
04.03.2010 19.33
tweetminster: Today's most shared stories around UK politics: 1) Tory lead shrinks in key marginals http://bit.ly/dmxP9c
04.03.2010 20.40
tweetminster: The Conservative lead shrinks to two points in 60 key marginals http://bit.ly/dmxP9c (via @channel4news)
04.03.2010 19.35
tom_watson: This marginal seat poll showing a neck and neck and a bit race. I don't mind saying I'm flabbergasted: http://bit.ly/cdYw6a
04.03.2010 20.54
Liberatelloyd: RT @robbrown Wake up call for PR http://is.gd/9Fa2d (nice post Rob, completely agree)
04.03.2010 12.49
robbrown: Wake up call for PR http://is.gd/9Fa2d
04.03.2010 12.27
markpinsent: RT @robbrown Wake up call for PR http://is.gd/9Fa2d
04.03.2010 12.42
markmellor: RT @markpinsent: RT @robbrown Wake up call for PR http://is.gd/9Fa2d
04.03.2010 12.56
jayoconnor: RT @robbrown Wake up call for PR http://is.gd/9Fa2d
04.03.2010 12.45
leeodden: What's next, precog search? RT @rww: Google Developing Real Time Index http://bit.ly/cns8Go
04.03.2010 09.03
MikeLizun: First WordPress, now GOOG to PuSH...Google Index to Go Real Time http://regator.com/?u=3v8hzq (RWW)
04.03.2010 04.41
mathewi: potentially huge -- Google Index to Go Real Time: http://bit.ly/cmnNEk
04.03.2010 04.25
marshallk: Google Index to Go Real Time http://bit.ly/cmnNEk
04.03.2010 04.10
rww: Google Developing Real Time Index http://bit.ly/cns8Go
04.03.2010 04.09
London 2012 Olympics poised to call in Freud Communications - PR and Public Relations news - PR We..
redbrand: Exclusive: Freuds set to win the London 2012 Olympics PR account http://bit.ly/bLYGNX RT @dannyrogers2001
03.03.2010 17.29
ArunSudhaman: London 2012 Olympics set to end protracted pitch and call in Freud Communications http://bit.ly/d2ktp2
03.03.2010 17.27
katemagee: PRWeek exclusive: Freud Communications wins the Olympics 2012 account - http://bit.ly/aogbco
03.03.2010 17.26
CathyWallace: RT @dannyrogers2001 Exclusive: Freuds set to win the London 2012 Olympics PR account http://bit.ly/bLYGNX
03.03.2010 17.30
dannyrogers2001: Exclusive: Freuds set to win the London 2012 Olympics PR account http://bit.ly/bLYGNX
03.03.2010 17.28
ellabella83: RT @shinyashley The BBC's big PR stunt - why 6 Music is the new Wispa http://post.ly/QXmB (via @johnbrissenden)
03.03.2010 15.56
solobasssteve: RT @shinyashley: The BBC's big PR stunt - why 6 Music is the new Wispa http://post.ly/QXmB [smart thinking!]
03.03.2010 16.22
dom_asdaPR: me and @stuarthehir agree RT @jaywilliamspr RT @shinyashley The BBC's big PR stunt - why 6 Music is the new Wispa http://post.ly/QXmB
03.03.2010 15.45
Daljit_Bhurji: The BBC's big PR stunt - why 6 Music is the new Wispa http://post.ly/QXmB
03.03.2010 15.39
jaywilliamspr: RT @shinyashley The BBC's big PR stunt - why 6 Music is the new Wispa http://post.ly/QXmB
03.03.2010 15.41
jamesainsworth: RT @shinyashley The BBC's big PR stunt - why 6 Music is the new Wispa http://post.ly/QXmB // #conspiracy ? or plausible
03.03.2010 16.05
BazSingh: RT @Laura_Scott: RT @shinyashley: The BBC's big PR stunt - why 6 Music is the new Wispa http://post.ly/QXmB
03.03.2010 16.14
jwarnette: Hope so! RT @shinyashley: The BBC's big PR stunt - why 6 Music is the new Wispa http://post.ly/QXmB
03.03.2010 15.40
PRWeekProjects: BBC 6Music; PR stunt, or not? What do you think? http://tinyurl.com/yat2793
03.03.2010 15.51
brideyrae: RT @shinyashley: The BBC's big PR stunt - why 6 Music is the new Wispa http://post.ly/QXmB (via @ellabella83)
03.03.2010 16.14
Dan_Martin: RT @solobasssteve: RT @shinyashley: The BBC's big PR stunt - why 6 Music is the new Wispa http://post.ly/QXmB [smart thinking!]
03.03.2010 16.24
gill_edwards: RT @shinyashley: The BBC's big PR stunt - why 6 Music is the new Wispa http://post.ly/QXmB
03.03.2010 17.10
Suw: RT @solobasssteve: RT @shinyashley: The BBC's big PR stunt - why 6 Music is the new Wispa http://post.ly/QXmB [smart thinking!]
03.03.2010 16.30
stedavies: If you want to be involved in some very innovative social media/community work you need to contact my mate @benayers http://bit.ly/al5W8T
03.03.2010 13.47
benayers: RT'ing myself: I'm hiring a Social Media Producer http://bit.ly/a85JPz. Please pass on to anyone who would be interested, thanks!
03.03.2010 13.44
richard_baker: RT @benayers: I'm hiring a Social Media Producer http://bit.ly/a85JPz. Please pass on to anyone who would be interested, thanks!
03.03.2010 13.44
garyandrews: Anybody want my ITV job? RT @benayers I'm hiring a Social Media Producer http://bit.ly/a85JPz. Pass on to anyone who would be interested
03.03.2010 14.57
abisignorelli: RT @benayers: I'm hiring a Social Media Producer http://bit.ly/a85JPz. Please pass on to anyone who would be interested, thanks!
03.03.2010 14.15
lastminute_com: RT @benayers: RT'ing myself: I'm hiring a Social Media Producer http://bit.ly/a85JPz. Please pass on to anyone who would be interested
03.03.2010 13.54
mikebutcher: What the Fuck?! RT @glynwintle: URGENT: Lib Dems seek web blocking http://bit.ly/libdemblock #debill
03.03.2010 04.07
paulbradshaw: More #debill stupidity http://bit.ly/cek9Vy
03.03.2010 10.39
mikebutcher: Crazy! RT @glynwintle: URGENT: Lib Dems seek web blocking http://bit.ly/libdemblock #debill
03.03.2010 11.33
glynmoody: liberals want to block web sites for copyright infringement - http://bit.ly/czQRWK hello, liberals: remember liberty? (via @rupertg)
03.03.2010 00.45
kevinmarks: URGENT: Lib Dems seek web blocking - amendment tomorrow - write to them now: http://bit.ly/libdemblock
02.03.2010 22.20
AlbertoNardelli: The #debill keeps looking worse and worse: http://bit.ly/btUjiY (via @benwerd)
03.03.2010 11.26
pdouglas: RT @mikebutcher: Crazy! RT @glynwintle: Lib Dems seek web blocking http://bit.ly/libdemblock
03.03.2010 12.01
kevinmarks: RT @OpenRightsGroup: URGENT: Lib Dems seek web blocking - amendment TODAY - write to them now: http://bit.ly/libdemblock
03.03.2010 11.46
jaggeree: RT @mikebutcher: What the Fuck?! RT @glynwintle: URGENT: Lib Dems seek web blocking http://bit.ly/libdemblock #debill
03.03.2010 10.13
psmith: (via @dannyrogers2001) (Lord) Stephen Carter joins Alcatel-Lucent http://bit.ly/alNFHH - I never thought he'd continue in politics
02.03.2010 20.47
david_singleton: @Labourpaul Stephen Carter's new job http://bit.ly/9Kpnrh Hope they treat him better than the boys at Downing St did!
02.03.2010 19.32
katemagee: Big new job for Stephen Carter http://bit.ly/dw1v1Y
02.03.2010 19.31
ArunSudhaman: Lord Carter resurfaces with private sector role http://bit.ly/bV9NUc
02.03.2010 19.36
dannyrogers2001: (Lord) Stephen Carter resurfaces at French telecoms firm! http://bit.ly/alNFHH
02.03.2010 20.15
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