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A quick interview with ABC Local Radio Darwin in which I answer the question raised by the title of this post.
Does Second Life still exist? Is anyone still using it? Who?
Answers to these questions and more await ye…

BCR059: ABC Radio interview about Second Life [4:53m]:
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by Lee Hopkins on March 2, 2010 · View Comments
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- there are 200 billion spam emails sent every day
There you have it – FIR installed on your device, ready to go!
fabulous dinner recently with self and the equally fabulous Adrian Cropley

BCR055: Dinner with Adrian Cropley at a greasy spoon [62:41m]:
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That master of good sense and social media wisdom, David Berkowitz, recently wrote about the 100 metrics an organisation can use to gauge its effectiveness in reaching out via social media tactics.
Those metrics include such elements as
31. Change in search engine rankings for the site linked to through social media
32. Change in search [...]
Courtesy of the suave, sophisticated and debonair (and almost 30 but don’t tell him I told you) Lukas Picton at Text100, I had the opportunity to catch some time with the very busy Simon Crisp at IBM (you can find out more about Simon at the bottom of this post).
Simon is part of a newly-developed [...]

BCR053: Interview with Simon Crisp from IBM [29:47m]:
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by Lee Hopkins on October 5, 2009 · View Comments
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what happens when your ‘star’ is poached by a competitor and becomes their ‘star’?
Mega thanks to Gary Hayes for this!
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- a very cool set of tools to help you cut through the noise and actually engage with your employees