Articles Archive for October 2009
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I’m heading to the Channel Ten season launch tonight. I attended the same event twelve months ago. It was there that they unveiled a range of new shows. The big finale was an imported formula of a show called Masterchef. It was an apparent mix up of declining reality, formulaic cooking and out dated values served up to an discerning Gen Y. It wouldn’t stand a chance.
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Brand Fails, Social Media »
As a facilitator of modern communication and a gauge of popular issues, you’d assume the Facebook team would be open to dialogue with their users. Yet, finding out how to contact Facebook on the Facebook site is near impossible. When all else fails, try searching for ‘contact facebook’. This is what you will get…
Yep, listings for groups on Facebook petitioning to let them contact Facebook. It’s all a bit silly isn’t it?
Brand Fails, Social Media »
Earlier this week the UN released a report with the results of the Human Development Index. In short, it is the best place to live. Australia came in behind Norway as having the second highest quality of life in the world. It was a world wide news story and reported in countries including USA, UK, Korea, Canada, Ireland and India.
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Did you know that there were rules on how you could promote your Facebook page outside of Facebook? There’s a page dictating the rules of how you may do it from Facebook here. In summary…
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Surely with the technology and platforms available now, there are direct, accurate and immediate ways we can gauge public opinion. Not just on daylight saving but any topic – the emissions trading scheme, internet filtering, the name of a new Vegemite or which fans want Barry Hall at their club. If I was in charge of making these decisions, I’d be taking advantage of as many tools which measure public sentiment as I can in order to cover my ass and make an informed decision.
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