In this edition of my occasional podcasts I interview Andrew Povolny, CEO of The Digital Edge (TheDigitalEdge.com.au) about online surveys, market research and why Australia is a leader in the field.
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And in this week’s report:
On a new portable digital recorder for podcasters,
Dave Fleet’s Social Media Training wiki and
the REAL meaning of ‘Twitter’ (and a tip of the fez to Luke Armour for uncovering a cracker of a Twitter profile)
All in all, five minutes and 16 seconds of audio enlightenment [4.3mb]. [...]
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And in this week’s report:
On Janitor2.0,
testing an online business building system, and
fear and anger as keys to persuasion.
All in all, four minutes and 27 seconds of audio enlightenment [4.3mb]. Download now, or subscribe to my podcast feed to receive each and every report at around the same time as the report [...]
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Ooops!
I’ve been slack in posting my FIR reports.
To rectify that here’s the last four, including the one you won’t hear on FIR until it gets posted tomorrow, Australian time!
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I remind us all that just because Shel and Neville haven’t said much about Second Life lately doesn’t mean that nothing is happening there. The Australian [...]
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It’s only a test of the software, but I’ve popped a video test run of a possible new-look Better Communication Results Video up on YouTube.
I’d appreciate your comments.
Technorati tags: second life, vidblog, videoblog, wagner james au, lee hopkins
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And in this week’s report:
the election is over — now what will happen about Australia’s atrocious broadband?
Australian financial institutions not ready for Web2.0, but realise that consumers are demanding it
Australian Federal Police (AFP) acknowledge their lack of skills within virtual worlds, so will set up island in SL and recruit savvy teens and web consultants [...]
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‘Professor’ Hopkins rises from his deathbed to encourage Australian corporations to follow in the footsteps of ABC (that’s the Australian Broadcast Corporation, to you Yanks) and Telstra and venture into social media, and to welcome the reappearance of Meryl David—a reminder that blogs can be a good way to stay in touch with friends [...]
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Recorded a few weeks ago, Rod Quinn from ABC Local Radio interviewed me about Facebook, MySpace and web stuff in general.
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I recently interviewed long-time friend and ace photographer Steve McCawley.
Steve is half of the award-winning Slingshot Studios here in Adelaide, two photographers (Jim is the other chap) who are as passionate about their photography as I am about business communication.
In this interview I ask Steve about digital rights photography, in particular whether ’stock’ photography [...]
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