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BCR060: Letting employees have access to social media sites

by Lee Hopkins on March 15, 2010 · View Comments

in BCR pod/vidcast, strategy, tools, videoblog

if there were no risks to communication technology then we’d never have gotten past banging the rocks together

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The revolution is over, the bloggers won

by Lee Hopkins on January 6, 2009

in Second Life & 3D virtual worlds, blogging, micro-blogging, podcasting, tools

That all of the mainstream media sites now resemble blogs is further evidence that ‘blogging’ has gained a FAR greater audience and associated reach than a mere 133/7.4/1.5 million

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One more thing: Is Podcasting dead or not?

by Lee Hopkins on December 31, 2008

in podcasting, tools, videoblog

People are debating whether podcasting as we know it (or knew it) is dead…or perhaps forever changed.

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Reports for FIR

by Lee Hopkins on April 1, 2008

in miscellaneous

G’day! Thanks for returning!I’m overdue publishing this – my apologies (tres busy at BetterComms Towers at the mo)

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The Hitwise Social Networks report and latest newsletter – the implications for social network evolution.

Download the podcast direct or else subscribe with iTunes

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Interview with a few Social Media 101 Workshop attendees
On being able to put [...]

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Mark Jones – ace chap, ace discussion

by Lee Hopkins on March 26, 2008 · View Comments

in miscellaneous

 
Mark Jones is, of course, the former AFR IT journo who is now helping them out with web strategy and stuff.
We met at the recent ad:tech conference and both of us said to each other, “we must catch up” whilst neither of us could figure out why we’d said that. Mark knew who [...]

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SHOCK! HORROR! Politician monitors blogs!

by Lee Hopkins on March 24, 2008

in miscellaneous

Sometimes the French astound me. A country that has given birth to such astonishing intellectualism, culture and romance has also given us some very funny moments at its expense.
The latest is the French blogosphere going ‘up in smoke’ about a politician doing what we have for years been suggesting they should do: monitor the [...]

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Cook & Hopkins Social Media Report – 3rd Edition

by Lee Hopkins on March 24, 2008 · View Comments

in Second Life, marketing

It’s out now, folks!
[updated: links now work -- oops!] Trevor Cook and I have slaved away in an entirely slavish fashion to produce the all-new, all-singing Third Edition of our runaway best seller. (pssst… it’s free) 
In this year’s Edition every chapter [...]

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Fresh news for business communicators

by Lee Hopkins on February 12, 2008 · View Comments

in Uncategorized

Got an email yesterday from Mark Ragan, CEO of Ragan Communications, alerting me pre-launch to a great initiative of his.
You can now pop a widget on your blog or main website that pulls in the latest stories from the various Ragan web properties.

As Mark explains, it is a way of getting some of the great [...]

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Social Media Telesummit – I will live-blog some of it

by Lee Hopkins on February 8, 2008 · View Comments

in marketing

 
My colleague-in-arms Leesa Barnes (author of Podcasting for Profit) has organised the first Telesummit on Social Media for 2008 (that I am aware of).
Leesa has kindly given me access to it so that I can ‘live blog’ some of the sessions. Thanks, Lisa!
The Telesummit will take place between 20th and 28th Feb, [...]

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My ooVoo Day

by Lee Hopkins on February 8, 2008 · View Comments

in marketing

My ooVoo Day is where you can meet and chat with bloggers on video, starting in one day, three hours, 42 minutes and 43 seconds as I type this, and going for a week (so why is it a ‘Day’???).
My ooVoo Day is a week-long experiment in blogger-to-fan interaction. Notable bloggers (aka ‘bloglebrities’) [...]

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