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50 great social media screw-ups and the lessons they teach us
These days it’s hard to avoid social media consultants and in-house specialists shouting about showing pride in their recent corporate social triumphs.
Posted in Business, Media, Retail, Social media, Uncategorized
Tagged #FAIL, business, communication, marketing, PR, social media, Social Media Influence, social networks
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BT goes crowdsourcing again – time to vote ‘bubble’
The BT couple, Jane and Adam, want your help again – this time you’re asked to choose their wedding car.
Posted in Broadcast, Business, Historic motor sport, Media, Motoring, Retail, Social media, Television, Transport, Uncategorized
Tagged Adam and Jane, advertising, Bentley, BT, bubble car, crowdsourcing, Facebook, Ford, Isetta, Jane and Adam, microcar, Mustang, royal wedding, sms, telephone, text messaging, TV, vote, wedding
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Sporting heroes? Yes, they do exist
The word “hero” is used all too freely by sports journalists – usually wrongly. But there are real heroes in sport, and one candidate for that description was in Cardiff last night – former Zimbabwe cricketer Henry Olonga, who publicly … Continue reading
Posted in Broadcast, Cricket, Media, Newspapers, Politics, Sport, Television, Uncategorized
Tagged Andy Flower, Blood Sweat and Treason, book, Cardiff, cricket, football, goal, Henry Olonga, heroes, media, Mugabe, Penylan, politics, protest, Russell Holden, soccer, sport, Waterloo Gardens Teahouse, Zimbabwe
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Why are sports bosses so scared of social media?
England’s cricketers are the latest professional athletes to face the prospect of a ban from social networks such as Twitter and Facebook. It seems a drastic measure, and one which will upset the many followers of players such as Graham Swann and Kevin Pietersen, but sports organisations do seem particularly scared of social media. Continue reading
Posted in Cricket, Football, Golf, Media, Rugby league, Social media, Sport, Uncategorized
Tagged cricket, ECB, Facebook, football, Golf, Ian Poulter, NFL, NRL, Ricky Ponting, rugby, rugby league, Ryder Cup, social media, Twitter
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