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“Social Media isn’t a fad, it’s a fundamental shirt in the way we communicate”
Brilliant video, really annoying ads!
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Bombay Sapphire @ Somerset House
Somerset House is on the Strand in central London. It’s possibly the coolest old building in the world. Not only does the place look fantastic but it does a very good job of not being stuffy.
Already it does a great job of attracting crowds of visitors over the winter to skate on its ice rink, [...]Aug 12th, 2009 | Filed under marketing -
Buying cards to support Wycliffe Bible Translators
There is a new way you can donate to Wycliffe Bible Translators at the same time as providing work in some of the world’s poorest communities and making one of your friends smile.
Just Cards sells greetings cards, many of which are produced in Rwanda, Kenya and South Africa, with a percentage of the profits being [...]Jul 17th, 2009 | Filed under Wycliffe -
You can support Wycliffe UK by shopping on Ebay
Rather cleverly there’s an option on ebay.co.uk to make a donation to Wycliffe.
If you’re in the mood for a little bargain hunting you’ll find during your purchase procedure that you can make a donation to charity. This means that 10% of what you pay can be donated to the charity of your choice, obviously that [...]Jun 2nd, 2009 | Filed under Wycliffe -
Using Social Media, IBM’s perspective
IBM use social media quite a lot. About half of the conversations I follow on Twitter appear to have an IBM link somewhere. Anyway, thanks to Delph Remy-Boutang, who is the World Wide Social Media Marketing Manager for IBM, you can view the IBM approach to social media in this YouTube video.
Mar 9th, 2009 | Filed under Uncategorized -
Where do we go from here?
This afternoon I’m meeting with some guys from Wycliffe UK to discuss how we progress using Web 2.0.
Currently, if you search around, you’ll find that not only do we run a website, but we also have a blog, Twitter feed and some individual people and Wycliffe related groups appear on Facebook.
The question that needs answering [...]Mar 5th, 2009 | Filed under Wycliffe