Impressions from “Social Media Governance: Six Stories” from Social Media Week 2012
Published February 20th, 2012 in Presentation, Social enterprise, Social media, User experience | No Comments »Tagged as ase, Ben Page, capgemini, dachis group, dell, Geraldine Scali, Guy Stephens, Ipsos Mori, law, lee bryant, Nina Barakzai, Sidley Austin, smw12, smwldn, smwsmgov, social governance, Social media, social media week, tom cowen, William Long, windahl finnigan
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Below are my Tweets and Instagrams from ”Social Media Governance: Six Stories” in chronological order. The … Read the rest of this article.
Impressions from “Social Media Governance and the Law” from Social Media Week 2012
Published February 15th, 2012 in Presentation, Social enterprise, Social media, User experience | No Comments »Tagged as Eric Joyce MP, James Frith, Jenny Afia, law, like minds, MP, Nina Barakzai, open digital policy, schillings, smw12, smwldn, smwsmgov, Social media, social media governance, social media week
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For the first time I finally had a chance to join the Social Media Week. And I plan to … Read the rest of this article.
2012 – The return of the adults
Published February 13th, 2012 in Social media, Thoughts | No Comments »Tagged as Blizzard Vs Mark Grist, Facebook, Facebook Parenting: For the troubled teen, parenting, students, teachers, youtube

For as long as I have worked in digital there’s been an unwritten rule about the digital competencies of certain generations; The younger people are, the better they can do digital.
- A tech support person I used to work with
How I would improve Pinterest
Published February 9th, 2012 in Social media, User experience | No Comments »Tagged as Facebook, image, Instagram, linkedin, photo, pinterest, sharing, Social media, social networks, tumblr, Twitter, User experience, UX, yammer

No doubt you have heard about Pinterest by now. Not a day goes by without a new follower or repin hits my inbox and it seems to show up in every other tweet at the moment.
How Pinterest Is Changing
Getting the full story: Multi-channel storytelling using social media
Published January 27th, 2012 in Social media, Thoughts | 2 Comments »Tagged as baye mcneil, book, Instagram, Japan, loco, locohama, new york, racism, story, storytelling, Twitter, white boy chris, yokohama

I’ve just finished an amazing book called “Hi! My Name Is Loco and I am a Racist” a very honest book about all aspects of racism and about facing and knowing yourself. It is a very good book!… Read the rest of this article.
