Transforming traditional communications
There are many platforms that have quickly become a free memory bank for the online community, in many cases thwarting the original purpose of many platforms. How often do you see people posting content or images on social networks that would probably be better kept out of the public eye? Alongside their primary function as … Continue reading ‘Review For You’: Anti-social networking or personal memory record
“Tasmania needs to up spending on tourism marketing @monamuseum @tourismTAS @TripAdvisor @lonelyplanet http://ow.ly/fpW8m” This tweet by @AusLeisure was retweeted by @ATECtoday, the Australian Tourism Export Council – “the peak industry body representing the $26 billion inbound tourism industry Australia” (as quoted from their Twitter bio). @AusLeisure’s news release quoted a critique by Tasmania’s Tourism Industry Council … Continue reading Why Australian tourism bureaus need to do better social media
Et tu LinkedIn? For those of us who spend much of their day connected to the net, spam is part and parcel of the Information Age. We expect it on so many platforms that when we find a network where spam is seemingly limited, it jars you to find that network has finally succumbed. LinkedIn, … Continue reading How to pick a LinkedIn ‘spam profile’
