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    FIR Book Review: UnMarketing by Scott Stratten

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    Neville Hobson

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    14 January 2011

    UnMarketing: Stop Marketing, Start Engaging, by Scott Stratten FIR Book Reviews editor Bob LeDrew reviews Scott Stratten’s UnMarketing. According to the official Amazon.com review, "UnMarketing shows you how to unlearn the old ways and consistently attract and engage the right customers. You’ll stop just pushing out your message and praying that it sticks somewhere. Potential […]

    Full story: FIR Book Review: UnMarketing by Scott Stratten
  • Humour, Social Media, Society, Twitter, Workplace

    Dustbin of history

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    Neville Hobson

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    14 January 2011

    See what can happen when you don’t engage online :) The Dilbert strip, December 11, 2010. Related Dilbert posts: [Posterous] What Really Matters: Will Dilbert Do More Cartoons About The Cloud? Dear God, no!

    Full story: Dustbin of history
  • For Immediate Release

    The Hobson and Holtz Report – Podcast #581: January 10, 2011

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    Neville Hobson

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    10 January 2011

    Content summary: Happy birthday Eric Schwartzman!; listener comments discussion; News That Fits: can Dave Winer reinvent blogging?, Dan York reports on DimDim and more, the Media Monitoring Minute with CustomScoop, a third of consumers now shopping via mobile, Michael Netzley reports from Singapore, Pollstream promo, David Phillips reports on the envisioning Digital Europe 2030 report; […]

    Full story: The Hobson and Holtz Report – Podcast #581: January 10, 2011
  • Blogging, Communication, Social Media, Trends, Weblogs

    Blogging isn’t dead, it’s evolving

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    Neville Hobson

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    10 January 2011

    There’s been a bit of commentary and opinion in recent weeks that blogging (meaning, written content longer than just a paragraph or two) as we know it is dying or even already dead when compared to the rise of Facebook and Twitter (meaning, very short content like the 140-character posts of Twitter). It started last […]

    Full story: Blogging isn’t dead, it’s evolving
  • Business, Communication, Marketing, Social Networks, Trends

    Facebook in the mainstream

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    Neville Hobson

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    9 January 2011

    How Facebook has now become mainstream, almost pervasive, is a recurring thought after seeing three examples of how that is during the course of this weekend. The first example was a hand-written poster outside a used car dealer in Sandhurst proclaiming "See us on Facebook." If I hadn’t been driving my car at the time, […]

    Full story: Facebook in the mainstream
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