June 15, 2010
Once the two darlings of the web 2.0 world, Facebook and Digg, in their own ways, are demonstrating that this new world of media is not as lovely as many hoped it would be. The former is controlled and stifled by its owners, the latter by its users. Facebook When Facebook first began it was ...
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April 28, 2010
Facebook have decided to take over the world. They watched Google do it and now they want a piece. They also watched Twitter rise from nothing and they want to reclaim their dominance. If you are a Facebook user I’m sure you’ve noticed how many things have changed over the past year. It feels like ...
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Tags: brand building, business, Facebook, marketing, social media revolutionOnline news, Social media
April 13, 2010
Royal Shakespeare Company Perform Romeo and Juliet on Twitter The play started on Saturday, has a cast of six and will take place over the next five weeks. Being the first project of its kind, this is a tremendously exciting foray into social media for theatre. The play is shaping up to be more of ...
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Tags: social media revolution, tumblr, Twitter, twitter play, YoutubeOnline news
February 10, 2010
Despite the fact that I love the Internet, read newspapers and magazines online and on my iPhone, never buy an actual printed newspaper and believe that in ten years time print will all but die out, I still love books. I love going to a bookshop, especially antique bookshops, I have a collection of three ...
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Tags: Google, google booksOnline news
February 1, 2010
Last week there were two extremely important events in the world of technology. The first was the launch of the iPad, Apple’s netbook/giant iphone/small laptop type device, and the second was the first ever football match broadcast live in 3D. No one is really sure what the iPad is for. Why do I want an ...
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Tags: 3D television, iPhone, Mobile, newspapers, streaming live eventsMobile, Online news