A colleague of mine directed me towards this superb series of videos the other day – actually, it was just the one video but a whole series seems to be developing. They are small but perfectly formed 2/3 minute presentations given by the large and perfectly formed Ted Smith, a research fellow at CNET Networks [...]
Archive | June 19, 2007
Copywriters aren’t telepaths
Why is it that PR people still expect copywriters to write their press releases for them? I don’t have a big problem with it generally but sometimes you just know the account manager is being plain old lazy. No matter how quick you are at getting up to speed or how insightful or well-trained you are, [...]
What was that about logos again?
This morning, on Today – yes, I listen to it a lot on the way into work – I heard an interview with some fool who was associated with the London Olympics logo, discussing the possible change to the Barclays ‘eagle’ logo if it were bought out by Dutch Bank ABN AMRO on account of [...]
The Friendly Ghost PowerPR Index: So, what happened?
Very quickly, a follow up to the reactions to this. Firstly, quite a few people seemed to find it interesting. However, another quite a few people found it irritating. On the whole this seemed to be from people who didn’t appear on the list. For example Heather Yaxley thinks it’s all a bit crap really [...]
Feedback foam
- Ian Green: PR still doesn't get social media Ian Green
- Spinning Around: THE UK'S TOP MARKETING WEBLOGS James Gordon-macintosh
- Spinning Around: THE UK'S TOP MARKETING WEBLOGS James Gordon-macintosh
- Spinning Around: THE UK'S TOP MARKETING WEBLOGS James Gordon-macintosh
- Spinning Around: THE UK'S TOP MARKETING WEBLOGS James Gordon-macintosh
Social spume
- Spanish Soccer Scores a Goal on Social MediaWhen Mashable took a look at the English Premier League’s social media side last week, the main takeaway was that the 2012 season marked the big social push of the world’s most high-profile soccer league. But Spain’s LigaBBVA — considered a tier below the EPL on the pitch, although it’s home to powerhouse clubs Real Madrid and FC Barcelona — actually looks t […]Sam Laird
- 7 Top Mashable Comments This WeekMashable comments this week were more than fun to read. Our readers found many ways to express entertaining opinions while creating heated conversations. Top stories included the rumored Facebook Timeline redesign, a fake Facebook suicide video, as well as Facebook’s new iPhone camera app. Outside the world of Facebook, other popular stories included Google […]Keith Kaplan
- Fancy Hands: The Most Helpful Startup in the WorldThe Spark of Genius Series highlights a unique feature of startups and is made possible by Microsoft BizSpark. If you would like to have your startup considered for inclusion, please see the details here. Name: Fancy Hands Quick Pitch: Delegate work to a smart and savvy band of personal assistants for $25 to $95 a month. Genius Idea: Fancy Hands lets you han […]Joann Pan
- 5 Startups Changing the World With TechIn our social entrepreneurship series, The World at Work, Mashable interviews the faces behind the startups and projects that are working to make a global impact. These companies provide technological solutions for non-profits, give fledgling startups a place to work and donate to charity every time a song is downloaded. While the companies are diverse, they […]Lauren Hockenson
- Top 10 Tech This Week [PICS]Top 10 Tech is presented by Chivas. Access a world of exclusive insider benefits – private tastings, special events and the chance to win a trip for you and three friends to the Cannes Film Festival. Join the Brotherhood. 1. LG 55-Inch OLED: The "Ultimate Display" When I first laid eyes on the LG 55-inch OLED display at CES last January, it was lov […]Charlie White
- This is (still) brokenTwo things worth a design rant, as well as a book and a free video talk... I apologize if you see the world with more frustration after this.Seth Godin
- Who’s Up Late Booking Memorial Day Weekend Hotel Rooms Online? [INFOGRAPHIC]Did you impulsive book a hotel for Memorial Day weekend late at night, tired and groggy eyed? Whether it was because you needed an emergency place to crash for a night or you’re a budget-conscious traveler who spotted an excellent last-minute deal, you’re not alone. It turns out plenty of hotel patrons are reserving rooms after-hours. Hotel Tonight, an Apple […]Alex Fitzpatrick
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