If you excuse the suggestive language, this slideshow provides an excellent birds-eye view of the extent of the social media landscape.
It is worth comparing with the version released a year ago to see some the growth and changes that have driven social media into mainstream society.
My team has been throwing around approaches for improving our internal agency staff directory on the intranet to make it more of a knowledge resource for staff. As this is the most used tool in our intranet (people need to contact other people), improving the service contributes measurably to our staff’s capacity to collaborate and…
As reported in Mashable, British Troops Told to Tweet and Blog, Britain’s Ministry of Defence has told troops they’re free to use social media tools and should apply “common sense” when deciding what to share online. What’s more, the MOD has said it will sponsor soldiers who want to use blogs and Twitter to share…
I’ve mapped the 222 local government Twitter accounts I track to their geographic locations around Australia (excluding NT), and it forms an interesting picture. UPDATE: I’ve updated the map data to include NT data, thanks to the help of @Maxious, who found an ABS dataset which includes them. Local government use of Twitter in Australia…
Organised by the Public Interest Journalism Foundation, as part of the New News public events program, Public interest journalism and its digital future is a public event in Canberra on the evening of 29 May. I’m taking part in the discussion, alongside Mr Denmore and Professor Matthew Ricketson. It should be a very interesting evening!…
This morning at BarCamp Canberra I gave the presentation below on how to setup a crowdfunding campaign, based on my personal experience setting up a Kickstarter for Social Media Planner. For people interested in crowdfunding I’ve embedded my presentation below. If you’re interested in learning more about Social Media Planner, and potentially backing it, see: kickstarter.com/projects/socialmediaplanner/social-media-planner…
Google has announced that it will progressively end support for Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 during 2010 – beginning with Google Docs and Sites in March. Youtube, another Google company, is also phasing out support. Announced in the Google Enterprise blog post last week, Modern browsers for modern applications, Google Apps Senior Product Manager, Rajen Sheth,…
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Hi Craig,
Love these slides!
It is beneficial to compare the original slides with these and to compare the changes in the social media landscape.
Warm wishes,
Michele