Twitter disclaimers such as “Views are my own and don’t reflect the views of my employer” are a subject that divides opinion. Some argue that …
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If you believe the übergeeks I’ve bought a pup. The worst damned tablet ever. But there again if you believe the übergeeks an iPad with …
International PR consultancy Burson-Marsteller has published some interesting ‘Twiplomacy’ research on the world’s most connected leaders on Twitter. The governments of more than three-quarters of …
Since the launch a lot of the initial hype about Twitter’s six second Vine videos has thankfully died down. The latest to use Vine is …
I’m trying and failing to make sense of the numerous blog posts and articles about the demise of Google Reader. For PR and journalism it …
The Twitter password security breach is a good reminder of why it is important to always protect yourself by using good online security. You should …
I’ve deliberately refrained from blogging about the problems I’ve been having with EE and T-mobile over the last week as I’m uncomfortable with the concept …
There are a lot of Twitter analysis, influence, measurement and evaluation tools. A lot! However, for PR and corporate communications professionals TweetLevel from Edelman is …
Neville Hobson has an interesting post on the latest iteration of TweetDeck. Like Neville I was an original TweetDeck fan, in fact we were probably …
The Twitter Transparency Report published today reveals that the US government has made more demands that Twitter hands over private information about users than every …
