Category: Experimenting

  • A new Twitter app for Windows users from Seesmic

    In my experience, the best way of interacting with your community on Twitter is by using a third-party application rather than via Twitter’s website. My app of choice on the desktop is TweetDeck, a product I’ve been using since it…

  • Opportunity knocks with Google Sidewiki

    Google Sidewiki launched last month and opinion online is wide and varied. Much of that opinion suggests a brewing crisis for companies, their brands and other things of interest to them if people can comment at will on anything on…

  • Focus your attention with Twitter Lists

    If you’re following hundreds or perhaps thousands of people on Twitter, keeping up with what’s happening is a time-consuming task. As you connect with more people, that’s not getting any easier. A great way to help you pay attention to…

  • Melcrum and ipadio: Building buzz for SCM UK

    If you’re thinking about going to Melcrum’s Strategic Communication Management Summit in London next month, here’s something extra that will add some dimension to your pre-event experience – short exclusive audio interviews with the speakers. Content you can’t get anywhere…

  • An augmented reality spectacle

    For some time, I’ve been thinking about getting a new pair of glasses. Nothing wrong with my current pair from the vision point of view, you understand; it’s just that, well, they’re a bit passé now fashion wise. So over…