The other week I was asking how people who monitor social media on behalf of their organisations spread the information they come across to their colleagues. See my previous post for the full background. I didn’t really get a comprehensive answer from anyone. Important things might get emailed to someone, but less pressing (but still […]
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The CUnetwork – my Delicious/Twitter solution
I like Delicious a lot. It’s like the Internet’s version of a gated community, but one that’s open to any content as long as it meets some fairly simple criteria – it must be good enough for someone to want to bother bookmarking it with Delicious. It’s nicely flexible too, with many uses. I ‘follow’ […]
Better living through commenting
Not many people, percentagely-speaking, comment on blogs. A bit of Jakob Nielsen research showed that: In most online communities, 90% of users are lurkers who never contribute, 9% of users contribute a little, and 1% of users account for almost all the action. I write a lot of blog posts every week and it’s nice […]