Monthly Archives: May 2013

Google, Facebook and the challenge of control

The search engine and social media providers have come under pressure this week with demands for them to take greater responsibility over their businesses. Google have been forced to defend themselves against accusations that they aren’t being proactive in dealing … Continue reading

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Missing the middle manager

I had the opportunity this week of running two social media training sessions for managers. The sessions covered the basics of social media, the strategy, the events that have shaped the last three years and what the future could hold. … Continue reading

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Facts or statistics?

I was listening to a Radio 4 programme yesterday (Friday 17 May) that I haven’t heard before, it was all about questioning the many statistics that fill our lives. Among the issues raised were statistics about crime, survey results about … Continue reading

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A trouble shared

I have been lucky enough to speak at two recent events organised by fire service colleagues. The first was organised by London Fire Brigade and was focused on social media and how different organisations were using it. The second took … Continue reading

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Five favourite social apps and tools

I have a real thirst for apps and love being introduced to new ideas and opportunities. The arrival of social into modern life has brought with it a whole range of things that can enhance the day-to-day experience. In essence … Continue reading

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