Google falls to the Dark Side (animated silliness) Paid Members Public
Publishing in a Device Rich Age Paid Members Public
The channels we publish to in the future will only proliferate, and we need to start preparing for that now.
The Wave That Drowned Paid Members Public
Here’s the thing: the impulse to look for the next big thing is a good one. But you need a touch of discrimination, and a couple of basic rules to understand if something has a hope of success. If you look at every successful social media innovation, it has
Handy YouTube Addition Paid Members Public
[https://i2.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2010/07/image_2.png] Handy little addition to Youtube I spotted the other day: you can now specify exactly the width (or height) of an embed code for a YouTube video. This has been niggling me since the service upped
Social Media Style Paid Members Public
So… which bloggers “get” social media best [http://fashionista.com/2010/07/google-wants-to-be-more-fashionable/], according to Google? > Google thinks fashion bloggers understand social media better than those covering other industries. So one of the world’s most powerful companies is tapping the brains of some of the world’s most
Blogger Goes Corporate Paid Members Public
Google is adding Blogger (amongst other things) to Google Apps [http://googleenterprise.blogspot.com/2010/05/more-google-applications-coming-for.html] . That’s going to be a significant sea change for corporate blogging.
Privacy and Social Networking at SXSW Paid Members Public
There’s a really nice series of posts from Liz Gannes [http://gigaom.com/author/lizg/] on social networking and privacy from South by Southwest [http://sxsw.com/], which echo my thoughts [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/2010/02/the_forgotten_world_of_the_web_introvert.html] from a week
The Forgotten World of the Web Introvert Paid Members Public
There’s a fascinating post up over on GigaOM [http://gigaom.com/2010/02/27/the-rise-of-the-web-introvert/] which starts to address something that’s been niggling at me for a while: > Much less noticeable is another trend: the rise of the web introvert. But while some web introverts might be
