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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | | | BEYOND APRIL 22, 2009 Twitter, Common Decency and the Corinthian Spirit Now I'm wondering: does a similar fate lie in store for decent Twitter users like you and me? Tags: Beyond Communications Interactive social media twitter When the penalty kick rule was first introduced to English football in the late 1880s, it was greeted with horror by the Corinthians, the dominant team of the day. | | | | | | | BEYOND JUNE 2, 2009 The Biggest Cocktail Party In The World. Here are the 6 golden rules… Tags: Beyond Interactive socialmedia twitter Someone once described social media as ‘the biggest cocktail party in the world’ For me, this description tells us less about what it is and more how we should all behave once we’re there. Follow these dos and don’ts and you will be the belle of the ball. | BEYOND JULY 9, 2009 Twitter and B2B: don't be fooled by the silent majority Apparently, 90% of Twitter traffic is created by just 10% of users. This fact, according to the widely quoted recent report by Harvard Business School , "implies that Twitter resembles more of a one-way, one-to-many publishing service than a two-way, peer-to-peer communication network". The sub-text here is clear: Twitter is mainly spam. | BEYOND JULY 14, 2009 A quick word about ideas I opened the envelope to find there was no letter inside, just an invitation to join the debate on Twitter. I received a letter from the DMA today. Well actually, I didn’t. The envelope asked the question “Does digital spell the end for the letter? I’ve no idea if digital spells the end for the letter. short post, but it’s best to keep things simple, isn’t it? | BEYOND JULY 27, 2009 Spot the spammer following on Twitter last Friday, I was reassured to hear that this was just Twitter clearing out some of the spammier accounts. Was it something I said? Although I was initially alarmed to find I had lost more than a hundred of my loyal and dedicated (?) They should be applauded for doing this, although I wonder how they identify spam accounts. | | | | | | | | |
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