Posted on March 29th, 2010 by Tim
Six Recommendations
To try to respond to conversations about their brands in social media, companies would do well to consider six sets of actions:
¶ Develop a "social customer management" strategy that includes technical and business process components designed to engage customers in conversations on the Web.
¶ Automate as much interaction with customers as possible, so call-center [...]
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Posted on March 28th, 2010 by admin
If Zuckerberg thinks Google is last decade he really needs to sort his search facility out! http://bit.ly/bPKgWD #
If I ever liked Japan I've gon off it after reading this Times article today: http://bit.ly/drvKDF #
Awesome, awesome, awesome one-take video from OK Go: http://bit.ly/9jC5dg #
Facebook traffic increased 185% compared to Google's 9% over the last year [...]
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Posted on March 21st, 2010 by admin
The Conservation of Angular Momentum! Awesome. Wonders of the Solar System – BBC2 #
RT @ralphsparkle: RT @serafinowicz: Wow. F_CK SH_T STACK from @reggiewatts. VERY strong language! http://bit.ly/brnQ24 #
RT @neyne: It is official: Pagerank diminishes with 301 redirection http://bit.ly/bNe1oR #
@craighepburn Don;t get distracted by pimpthisbum.com as I just did then Craig :0 in reply to craighepburn [...]
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Posted on March 20th, 2010 by Tim
I previously offered a Weberian reading of The Wire. And now I’m equally convinced that Mad Men is an outstanding Foucaultian deconstruction of contemporary American capitalism. In some ways the two play off against each other very well. The Wire is concerned constantly with norms, rules, duties: to whom am I responsible? What are the [...]
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Posted on March 20th, 2010 by Tim
This has got to be the hardest “My All Time Top Ten” list! Movies were hard, but with such a broad range of stuff I like, and with the voracious nature of my habit(!) there’s a lot of water under the bridge!!
One thing I realise as I pull together the list is that (fairly obviously) [...]
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Posted on March 14th, 2010 by admin
Glorious sunshine eeking buds out of plants everywhere on my lunchtime stroll! #spring #
RT @Prycie: http://bit.ly/cRi5JF good article on why metric are killing creativity in agencies #
Can anyone recommend someone who could fit a bath? Brighton & Hove area #
Plotting stuff on Google Maps takes a while (mind you it was a 5 month road [...]
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Posted on March 13th, 2010 by Tim
1. Cote D’Azur, France
Photo credit: me!
Let’s get one thing straight first off – I am an avid Francophile. I’d love to live there. But I love to holiday there more! Since I was first able to travel on my own I’ve been travelling south through France.
It’s all very easy to say the Cote D’Azur, but [...]
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Posted on March 7th, 2010 by admin
Religious mash up http://twitpic.com/15ufof #
@kelvinnewman Lyndon was hoping to speak at #brightonseo in March… not poss? in reply to kelvinnewman #
RT @dannyguk: RT @kelvinnewman: RT@ZacharyColbert: #BrightonSEO makes it to the Guardian http://bit.ly/9nl4pW #
Unilever launches Marmite XO following social media campaign: LONDON – Unilever has launched an extra-mature varie… http://bit.ly/9fkql2 #
@special_noodles @nijay There's a place [...]
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Posted on March 3rd, 2010 by Tim
1. The Insider (Michael Mann)
Why? Well because of everything. This is the movie that it is hard to find fault with anywhere. Michael Mann’s directing style is unique and this is the best in his repertoire. His use of low level lighting and tight angles is used to best effect here.
This is also arguably Russel [...]
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