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Who own’s your company Facebook page ?


Who own's your company Facebook page ?

It is often said that thanks to social media consumers now control brands.
Well in the case of a Facebook fan page this can literally be true!
Read my latest Birmingham Post column to find out why.

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Chris Tomlinson

Facebook: Rage Against the Leader’s Debate


Facebook: Rage Against the Leader's Debate

After the second leaders debate, I’m still left wondering whether these unprecedented media events are good or bad for UK democracy.

But is the real debate happening in social media ?

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Chris Tomlinson

Will Murdoch really paywall his online news?


Will Murdoch really paywall his online news?

Since last August, Mr Murdoch has been threatening to charge for access to The Sun and Times Online by erecting a so-called ‘paywall’ around the online versions of his publications.

So why has he not done so yet?

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New – Reluctant MD’s Guide to online PR


friend has created a jargon free online PR guide for busy MD’s.
“Thanks to social media, good public relations (PR) has never been more important for your business.
People now listen to each other rather than your advertisements; good corporate social responsibility has moved to the top of the political agenda and thanks to the blogosphere, everyone [...]

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Chris Tomlinson

Lawyers – a last resort when fighting online defamation


Lawyers - a last resort when fighting online defamation

Defamatory and damaging comments are posted on a website blog anonymously. The impact is immediate. Share prices are affected. Gossip among staff is rife. Market confidence drops – who are you going to call?

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Simon Heath

Jan Moir, The Daily Mail and the influence of social media


Jan Moir, The Daily Mail and the influence of social media

Boy did Jan Moir learn a lesson about social media this weekend. A stark reminder of the effectiveness of social networking for galvanising public opinion around particular issues, in this case homophobia and bad journalism!

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Chris Tomlinson

Can social media save your liver?


Can social media save your liver?

If you’ve no desire to go on Facebook, think Twitter is full of twaddle, haven’t got the slightest inclination to write a blog and ignore all invites from Linkedin, you’re probably the managing director of a successful company!

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New – Social media guide for reluctant MDs


New - Social media guide for reluctant MDs

friend has released a no-nonsense ten-point guide in order to try to convince MD’s to embrace social media:
“If you’ve no desire to go on Facebook, think Twitter is full of twaddle, haven’t got the slightest inclination to write a blog and ignore all invites from Linkedin, you’re probably a director of a successful company!”
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Friend wins Huntingdonshire District Council account


Huntingdonshire District Council (HDC) wants to raise the awareness of two amazing environmental projects they have created to show stakeholders, academics and the local community that it IS possible for anyone to have an entirely carbon-free home.
friend has been appointed HDC’s social media and online PR agency for the life of this project, to maximise [...]

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Chris Tomlinson

Is Guardian crowdsourcing bad for journalism?


Is Guardian crowdsourcing bad for journalism?

According to Wikipedia, ‘Crowdsourcing’ describes the process of taking a task, traditionally performed by an employee and outsourcing it to an undefined, generally large, group of the community.

I can see most employers embracing it as a fantastic new concept, despite get-mugs-to-work-for-free being a well-established business model!

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