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privacy and location based services

By on February 5, 2011 in social media

you would think that a leftie privacy advocate such as i, could not also be an advocate for location based services such as foursquare. well it’s actually not that hard to reconcile. first of all, location based services have utility. i’m not talking just about the coupons and deals you can get on foursquare (and [...]

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new facebook groups and privacy implications

By on October 7, 2010 in social media

the new facebook groups application is great new interface for social groups to share content. it now features: notifications group chat document sharing a much nicer interface what it is not unfortunately is a new way to manage privacy. when i initially saw this announcement, i thought they would match diaspora’s ‘aspects’ functionality. especially given [...]

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campaign activation? forget about twitter, google does

By on August 25, 2010 in social media

When launching a campaign, don’t forget to aggregate and archive your hashtag stream so that it continues to be searchable

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speaking engagement: #digicitz – crisis and issues management

By on July 22, 2010 in social media

i had the pleasure of being on the panel at digital citizens on the topic of issues and crisis management in the age of social media, a topic near and dear to me. it was a great panel with: rachael falk, legal counsel, from telstra and matthew gain, digital director, edelman the panel was moderated [...]

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