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Searching for reputation

There was so much to write about today: Google Buzz , the MySpace management reshuffle and the BBC forcing journalists to use social media . However the story that had the most resonance for me was the failed Yahoo! Search press day . Yahoo! was trying to prove that it was innovative and still a player...

Posted to Kittens, babies, sunsets or flowers? Life online (Weblog) by Ged Carroll on 02-11-2010
The way bloggers see us and an engineers perspective on storytelling

I caught up with a couple of posts over the weekend that I wanted to share with you. First up Jessica Gottlieb was curious about what PR agencies do for their clients and the role that they play. Gottlieb is a US-based mother who blogs and is frequently targeted by a number of brands. What is obvious...

Posted to Kittens, babies, sunsets or flowers? Life online (Weblog) by Ged Carroll on 02-08-2010
Wikipedia ordered to give out internet address in blackmail case

Out-law.com has an interesting article about a British High Court order to get Wikipedia to disclose the IP address of a user alleged to be the victim of publishing confidential information about their private life and that of their child. The amendment in question was published and deleted after a short...

Posted to Kittens, babies, sunsets or flowers? Life online (Weblog) by Ged Carroll on 12-03-2009
Resolution for today

I want you to log on to toolbar.google.com, download a toolbar. Install it by using the easy-to-follow instructions. Sign up for a Google ID if don't already have one (its the sign in you use to check Google Mail or your personalised Google home page). Surf over to your own site, and then run your...

Posted to Kittens, babies, sunsets or flowers? Life online (Weblog) by Ged Carroll on 10-27-2009
Northern Foods six degrees of narrative separation

One of the things that PR people are generally very good at is storytelling. We pride ourselves on building story arcs that engage influencers including members of the media. One of the things which the the internet has done is disrupting the story arc through non-linear storytelling. The internet allows...

Posted to Kittens, babies, sunsets or flowers? Life online (Weblog) by Ged Carroll on 10-05-2009
Reading Festival Riots: urban myths & reputation

I have been watching the discussions over at UKPress.org surrounding alleged riots at the Reading Festival. It has been fascinating watching the way the story has developed over the day. I had watching the discussion go around as the community participants add their own contributions, opinions and embellishments...

Posted to Kittens, babies, sunsets or flowers? Life online (Weblog) by Ged Carroll on 09-02-2009
3 surprising points about business social media usage

WebProNews have some research from US legal firm Ethos Business Law which should be music to PR people's ears, particularly in regards to the 49 per cent of executives surveyed who worry about the impact of social media on reputation. What did surprise me was some of the figures about what social...

Posted to Kittens, babies, sunsets or flowers? Life online (Weblog) by Ged Carroll on 08-26-2009
People talk. Employees more than most. [or why your first line of defense might just be screwing you.]

My travels (read : inbox) often see me chatting/conversing with the odd pro willingly giving up the goods on their past/present employers. Which got me thinking (cue Carrie Bradshaw monologue voice), with brand reputation being top of mind these days (and what we dish out to clients on a daily basis...

Posted to Don't Fear the Firehose (Weblog) by Paul Armstrong on 08-12-2009
Your online footprint...sexed up.

Similar to extendr , Card.ly is an online business card that can be updated with all your social media, blogs and additional information. Great for a sharp online reputation and great for signatures if you have multiple clients. Oh and... free! Saving you time typing URLs and finding accounts! Siiiiimples...

Posted to Don't Fear the Firehose (Weblog) by Paul Armstrong on 07-21-2009

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People talk. Employees more than most. [or why your first line of defense might just be screwing you.]

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