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SDF Podcast 17 – “Falsehood flies, and truth comes limping after it”

April 6, 2018 by Neville Hobson 

The SmallDataForum convened in late March, and as for our big story, we had several candidates and angles on the same theme of the use and abuse of data. This episode's show notes were written by Thomas Stoeckle. Sam is now a newly published author of a book about how to tell powerful and purposeful stories with data, Narrative by Numbers. A very timely (and equally timeless) topic and title. A recently published study in Science about the velocity and spread of true and false news … [Read more...] about SDF Podcast 17 – “Falsehood flies, and truth comes limping after it”

Filed Under: Business, Communication, Ethics, Marketing, Politics, Public Relations, Reputation, Small Data Forum, Social Media, Social Networks, Society, Software, Technology, Web Tagged With: Cambridge Analytica, Facebook, Trust

For Immediate Release 130: Facebook’s Moments of Truth

March 27, 2018 by Neville Hobson 

Facebook

In this monthly episode of The Hobson & Holtz Report aka FIR 130, the major discussion surrounded Facebook and the growing crisis embroiling the social network over alleged misuse of data about users and their friends by the political consultancy and data mining firm Cambridge Analytica. Shel and I offered a plethora of opinion and considered some of the elements of this kerfuffle from a communicator's perspective. Other stories that made the discussion list in this episode included … [Read more...] about For Immediate Release 130: Facebook’s Moments of Truth

Filed Under: Business, Communication, FIR Podcast Network, Public Relations, Reputation, Social Media, Social Networks, Society, Software, Technology, The Hobson & Holtz Report, Web Tagged With: Facebook, FIR

What next for Facebook?

March 25, 2018 by Neville Hobson 

Even if you're not interested in nor a user of Facebook, you'd have been hard pressed indeed to have avoided the blaze of publicity about the social networking site every day this past week. That blaze has been white hot in its ferocity and intensity on alleged wrong-doing by the American firm, and by a British political consulting and data mining company called Cambridge Analytica, over the mishandling of data related to more than 50 million users that allegedly played a significant role in … [Read more...] about What next for Facebook?

Filed Under: Business, Communication, Ethics, Investor Relations, Public Relations, Reputation, Social Media, Social Networks, Society, Software, Technology, Web Tagged With: Cambridge Analytica, Facebook

For Immediate Release 109: CEOs Torturing English

October 17, 2017 by Neville Hobson 

Shel and I recorded the October edition of the monthly Hobson & Holtz Report. This month’s topics: Three distinguished PhDs propose a Magna Carta for Artificial Intelligence. Too soon? Research establishes a connection between CEOs who mangle English during analyst calls and falling share prices. What can PR agencies and associations do to build a reputation of trust in the wake of the Bell Pottinger scandal? New data points reinforce the importance of companies taking … [Read more...] about For Immediate Release 109: CEOs Torturing English

Filed Under: Artificial Intelligence, Business, Communication, For Immediate Release, Investor Relations, Marketing, Politics, Public Relations, Reputation, Social Media, Software, Technology, Web Tagged With: activism, brand advocacy, CEO, Dove, Facebook, Magna Carta, Trust, Unilever

#Hashtag10: the best hashtag fails in a decade

August 24, 2017 by Neville Hobson 

Hashtags

How did we manage before Twitter? is a question I often hear, asked by a range of different people from casual personal users to immersed influence marketers. I've found it a great tool over the past decade to help me connect with others, share thoughts and opinions, bookmark ideas and join up the dots in conversations. It's that latter aspect that is especially useful thanks to the hashtag, a device created by Chris Messina that came to the fore a decade ago as a means of connecting people … [Read more...] about #Hashtag10: the best hashtag fails in a decade

Filed Under: Business, Communication, Social Media, Society, Twitter Tagged With: Article, Blogging, Digital media, Edward Helmore, Facebook, hashtag, Internet, Media, News, Social media, Social networking, Technology, Twitter, US news, World news

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