Monthly Archives: October 2012
Does recognition really matter?
I was involved in an interesting Twitter discussion tonight considering communication and social media. As the conversation, under the hashtag #commschat, developed the discussion moved to whether awards were important or not. There were a range of views but it … Continue reading
Getting and staying connected
I had a few hours on the train today and while I was crammed in with all the other passengers I noticed something really quite striking. Virtually every person had a computer of some form, whether that was an iPad … Continue reading
From words to action
The silence was broken only by the sound of the cathedral bell tolling. From the platform put in place for the media you could see a large section of Manchester city centre and its busiest street, Deansgate. As officers, police … Continue reading
Unleashing the social media beast
There have been a few articles that have appeared today (2 October) about what happens when using social media in an organisation becomes a problem. I am not going to comment on the specifics of the two cases involving two … Continue reading
