Planning is complete and things are all set for the Dell B2B Social Media Huddle that takes place in London on November 3. For this fourth B2B social media networking event that Kerry Bridge and I have organized, we’re expecting a full house at Google’s London headquarters, the venue for…
Content summary: FIR Interviews coming: Chris Boyer, Adobe’s Chad Warren, more in the pipeline; Dell B2B Social Media Huddle in London on November 3, sessions will be recorded as FIR Speakers & Speeches podcasts; Shel’s Zeppelin trip; News That Fits: Bribery scandal in the blogosphere by 43a?; Michael Netzley reports…
What a kerfuffle Klout has stirred up! The US company that offers a service to “measure influence online” made changes last week in the technology it uses to calculate an individual’s influence rank known as a Klout Score. One of the results of the changes – all to do with…
Earlier this year, I was invited to contribute content for a new business book on social media. That book, The Social Media MBA, is now done and dusted as it were and will be in bookshops and online in January 2012 in the UK and in March 2012 in the…
Content summary: Lunch with Jeremiah Owyang last week; thanks to Debi Davies for adding to the show notes; GaggleAmp update; News That Fits: Content marketing drives B2B; Dan York reports on RIM’s BlackBerry woes, and more; Ragan promo; how recruiters use social networks; listener comments discussion; should you rush to…
As voices continue to be raised on the ethics and morality of mainstream media use of disturbing and graphic images of Muammar Gaddafi in the moments before and after his violent death, a Reuters report offers some insightful perspectives on the issue. The news agency says that the threshold for…
I turned on my Kindle first thing this morning, and there it was – the Steve Jobs biography. I pre-ordered the Kindle edition when it was announced some months ago. Since then, comment and opinion about the widely-anticipated book, published today, have been relentlessly increasing to the extent that, over…
I noticed something different about an ad in the Telegraph yesterday by UK supermarket chain Tesco, advertising its price-drop campaign – an offer of exclusive content if you “interact with this ad” via your smartphone and an app called Blippar. The ad is part of an integrated advertising campaign in…
