Category Archives: Social Media

Content, Communities & Collaboration for Online Media

I was just looking over my notes from Webstock 2009 (Yes, I have been reflecting on these notes since and am aware this is far from liveblogging…) and thought I would share those from my favourite speaker, Meg Pickard from Guardian.co.uk who gave a fantastic presentation on Content, Communities & Collaboration. This presentation was right [...]

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Lucindigo Media Interview with VP Marketing at Radian6, David Alston

Media monitoring (both traditional, new and social media sources) is a critically important part of Communications/PR and IR. Online media in particular is a rapidly changing landscape and with such volumes of information it is difficult for those tasked with monitoring media to know how to most effectively use their time across monitoring, analysis and [...]

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Brian Solis - Essential Guide to Social Media

A true thought and action leader in the Social Media & PR field is most certainly Brian Solis.
I am really excited to have the opportunity to pick his brains and learn from this cutting-edge expert later this week, and will share the results here on Lucindigo. I promised to keep the questions relevant and challenging, [...]

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Lucindigo Media interview with Co-Founder of Spock.com, Jay Bhatti

Jay Bhatti is co-founder of spock.com and wait… I’ll let Spock tell you about him as that is what it does best.
I asked Jay some questions about Spock, where the online advertising industry is going and the technology sector sentiment and success factors for the “where now and how”.
See my interview below and afterwards go check [...]

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My favourite tool for managing web content

There are some great tools around to manage and index web content that you want to keep and share. I personally love del.icio.us, which you can install in your browser and bookmark pages easily as you come across them online. I find it a great research and personal development tool, you can collect a base [...]

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