Doing social media right May 022013 Whoever runs your social media feed is an official spokesman, it’s important to choose the right person and give them authority. May 2, 2013 Posted by Paul Wallbank at 11:15 am 1 Response Australia, business advice, management, new media, politics Tagged with: Australia, business, investment, politics, social media
Social media’s irrational exuberance comes to an end Mar 302013 With the tech industry’s irrational exuberance ending, the focus is now on building good businesses rather than worrying about hype, spin and fools with more money than sense. March 30, 2013 Posted by Paul Wallbank at 3:48 pm No Responses business advice, Investment, new media Tagged with: gartner hype cycle, investment, publishing, social media, startups
First we kill email, then Powerpoint Mar 132013 French company Atos intends to eliminate email, Powerpoint and meetings from their business. Few organisations are brave enough to follow them. March 13, 2013 Posted by Paul Wallbank at 7:48 am 1 Response management, social media, software Tagged with: email, management, managerialism, productivity, social media
Facebook’s struggle to stay relevant Mar 042013 Are Facebook’s advertising policies alienating users and leaving advertisers unimpressed? March 4, 2013 Posted by Paul Wallbank at 12:17 pm 5 Responses business advice, consumer, demographics, marketing, social media Tagged with: advertising, digital natives, Facebook, social media
To save the community, we had to destroy it. Feb 142013 Can online communities like Lonely Planet’s Thorn Tree survive in managerial organisations like the BBC? February 14, 2013 Posted by Paul Wallbank at 8:04 am 3 Responses business advice, management, new media Tagged with: BBC, Lonely Planet, managerialism, online communities, social media, travel