From Telegraph to Twitter

The moral is that the brevity of an e-mail message, a blog post, a text message, even a tweet, is no obstacle to powerful information, a persuasive argument, a literary moment, a zinger, a joke. These forms need not be word dumps, any more than the short forms that preceded them by decades and centuries.

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Steampunk in Oxford

Steampunk exhibition at the Museum of the History of Science, University of Oxford.

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The New Strategy

Social Media are changing the way to build a strategy. Sometimes we need a strategy to build a strategy. Maybe, what we can do is, simply, think differently about strategy, as Matthew Milan (@mmilan) shows in this presentation.

 

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[Video] The Social Media Guru

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Tumblr Edges Out Posterous in Reader Vote | Mashable

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[Slide] Your Social Media Strategy Won't Save You

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A social media strategy

Not having a social media strategy is like having a phone that customers have the number for ringing in the office that no-one picks up

via @Joannahalton

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Process + People + Place = Perfect (Brain) Storm | Idea Sandbox

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Understanding the Value of Lifestreaming | Lifestream Blog

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Twatif? So.....what if you were restricted in the real world to only 140 Characters?

(via @liviacolare)

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