Real-Time Search — BackType Potentially really useful – but no RSS on queries! Disaster! (tags: backtype rss socialmedia socialcomments)
links for 2009-12-27
by Brendan on December 27, 2009 in socialmedia
Eurostar’s social media crisis / we are social Having monitored the Eurostar episode, I think Robin puts forward an excellent case for why We Are Social were *spot on* with their advice to Eurostar, and their (unpaid) help throughout the crisis. (tags: wearesocial eurostar crisis crisismanagement)
What are people saying about… Eurostar?
by Brendan on December 23, 2009 in blogs, cloudcomputing, microblogging, monitoring, socialmedia, Twitter
Eurostar is to rail travel what Terminal 5 was to air travel. While Terminal 5 was slowly falling apart, I had the opportunity to put together my first ever monitoring dashboard for people who wanted to track what was going on. Since then I’ve played around a-plenty with dashboards and monitoring systems, so while I […]
links for 2009-12-23
by Brendan on December 23, 2009 in socialmedia
Radian6 Sentiment Analysis Review – Does Natural Language Processing Work? | Ignite Social Media Automated sentimenting? I still have a problem with it. So does Brian Friedlander, and he's taken the time to find out why. (tags: brianfriedlander ignitesocialmedia sentimenting monitoring)
Dear Yahoo Pipes…
by Brendan on December 22, 2009 in blogs, cloudcomputing, monitoring, RSS, socialmedia
… it’s so hard writing this blog post I don’t know where to begin. So I’ll begin at the beginning. When we first met I didn’t think you were anything special. You had a nice interface and cute little modules, but I wasn’t bowled over, I must admit. No. It took a while, but then […]
links for 2009-12-18
by Brendan on December 18, 2009 in socialmedia
B2B Social Media Objections: Meet Fear, Irrelevance and Overwhelm. – CK's Blog Truly excellent take on B2B objections here. Most of them I think I've used in the past but it's a very neat, clear summary. (tags: b2b ckblog socialmedia objections)
links for 2009-12-17
by Brendan on December 17, 2009 in socialmedia
Buzz Marketing for Technology: 10 BtoB Marketers Predictions for 2010 B2B (or BtoB) is going to be an interesting space next year, so read this and find out why. (tags: b2b socialmedia buzzmarketing)
links for 2009-12-16
by Brendan on December 16, 2009 in socialmedia
ReputationOnline » Blog Archive » The surprising verdict on ghostwriting Looks like the debate is moving on. I like the summing up: “There seem to be three schools of thought here. The digital specialist that views a ghostwritten blog as a travesty, the agency that agrees with those specialists in theory, but defends its actions […]
links for 2009-12-12
by Brendan on December 12, 2009 in socialmedia
Reuters.com Very important keynote speech (tags: journalism) a shel of my former self – Google forces the social media issue I've already tweeted this but it's worth bookmarking too – Google may be your one-stop shop for everything now. Time to clue up. (tags: shelholz google socialmedia twitter microblogging facebook socialnetworks)
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- Two months in at BattenhallIt is two months since I launched Battenhall. This blog has been quieter than normal of late, as all my blogging action has been over on the Battenhall blog. So I thought it would be worthwhile writing down an update on how it has all gone so far. We have been busy and been fortunate enough to be asked to do some very exciting work, and that is awesome beyo […]Drew Benvie
- Why ROI is Often a Useless Metric for PR ProfessionalsPlanning PR campaigns is only half the battle—you also need to prove that your efforts made a difference. | MORE »The post Why ROI is Often a Useless Metric for PR Professionals appeared first on PR News.Lucia Davis
- Facebook Hashtags Getting Closer?Rumors began surfacing in March that Facebook would add a Twitter staple, hashtags, and now developer Tom Waddington uncovered evidence that the social network is getting closer to incorporating the feature in the form of a mention of “hashtag” in the software-development kit for JavaScript. continued… New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media. […]David Cohen
- Devastating Photos of the Oklahoma Tornado AftermathA massive mile-wide tornado struck the town of Moore, Okla., near Oklahoma City on Monday, destroying homes, schools, businesses and vehicles, among other things. Reports say that the tornado has killed at least 91 people, 9 of them children. At least 145 people have been injured. These numbers remain in flux as more is learned about the situation. SEE ALSO: […]Christine Erickson
- Why Social Media Is the Front Line of Disaster ResponseNearly one million people are affected by natural disasters each year. In the U.S. alone, some 400 people die from disasters that cost the economy $17.6 billion. Helping respond to these cataclysmic events, social media is now a go-to tool for those effected by disasters One in five Americans has used an emergency app. Of those Americans effected by natural […]Zoe Fox
- How Marissa Mayer Will Use TumblrYahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, who announced on Monday that the company acquired popular social blogging site Tumblr for $1.1 billion, said she will use the site often to share her experiences and interests with the community, from Yahoo news to pictures of macaroon art. Mayer will blog with the user name MarissaMayr — note the dropped "e," in line with […]Samantha Murphy
- We Are Winning @ The RevsLast Friday we had the privilege of attending the Rev Awards at The Grosvenor, where we were proud to pick up two awards! Despite being up against some very stiff competition, our Get Well Soup campaign for Heinz won both Best Social Campaign of the Year and Best Engagement Campaign of the Year. We were also shortlisted for the overall Agency of the Year tit […]Jim Coleman


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