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Blogging for social sustainability – the why’s and how’s
In my first post on Social Sustainability, where I talked about the importance of sharing, I mentioned that I had been thinking of writing a post about blogging – well, here it is! I know this will be the proverbial … Continue reading
Posted in Social Sustainability
Tagged blog, hosted blog, self-hosted blog, social sustainability, sustainability, wordpress, wordpress-com
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Blog still hacked?
I mentioned here the other day that this blog was hacked and I thought I had resolved it – now I’m not so sure. The hack is a tricky one because the spam it is displaying is only visible in … Continue reading
What is Social Media's 'big thing' for 2008?
Photo Credit darkmatter First off – a big apology to everyone who is subscribed to this blog for the lack of postings in the last number of months. I haven’t stopped blogging, it is just that since I started working … Continue reading
Posted in social media
Tagged blog, blogs, social media, transformative, twitter, video podcasts, Web 2.0
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Web 2.0 Toolset presentation
I gave a talk yesterday for the members of it@cork titled “The Web 2.0 Toolset – a business focussed overview“ There were around 70 people in attendance and feedback afterwards was very positive. Here is a copy of the presentation … Continue reading
Blame it on the Twitter!
I have been very quiet on this blog for the last few weeks – apologies for that but I can’t promise on the pace returning to the two or three posts a day I was averaging at times last year. … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, microblog
Tagged adobe, blog, conversations, cross platform, desktop client, immediacy, intimacy, kirkpatrick, laptops, open api, powerful network, snitter, twhirl, twibble, twitter, weinberger
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Does Plaxo flood your inbox with connection requests?
Plaxo started life as a place to hold your contact information online. That was quite handy and they allowed synchronising from your Mac or PC so your contact data were always held safe in the cloud. More recently Plaxo added … Continue reading
Posted in social networks
Tagged blog, business connection, business connections, connection requests, contact, facebook, lifestream, photos, plaxo, pulse network, social networks
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Test post from my iPod
This is a quick test post. I am writing this post using the Safari browser on my iPod. Seems like it is going to work! Mad.
Microsoft Licensing blog
Via Martha Rotter’s blog (Martha is Rob Burke‘s replacement in Microsoft Ireland and I bet she hates being introduced that way!), I see that Microsoft Ireland have started a Microsoft Licensing blog. This is a great idea because licensing Microsoft’s … Continue reading





