You might well have come across Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. But what if that model could be applied to social media? Take a look at the following infographic: On the…
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We recently came across this interesting piece – 11 frequently botched AP style points on ragan.com – and it got us thinking about style and its quiet twin, consistency, across non-media…
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It’s recommendation time again… Andy McCue – writer, editor, climber Andy is modest. He writes on his LinkedIn profile about “13 years’ experience in business-to-business, consumer and customer publishing across…
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I’ll be honest – I don’t know if I really love or hate the video below. That’s probably good news for the folks over at Ink, whose inflight mags you’ll have…
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A quick slide to start the week. At the AOP B2B event a couple of weeks back the excellent Caroline Taylor from IBM (@green_goddess ) talked about several things but…
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Here is a great piece of research by Brian Solis over at Altimeter Group. If you use services such as Klout or PeerIndex to get an idea of how influential…
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Here’s a slide I used in a presentation just over a year ago (at an Association of Online Publishers (AOP) event in February 2011). I got to thinking about how…
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We wanted to post this video because in part because it’s a fun insight (if you’re interested in hip hop, dance or a lot of other music) but also, more…
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At Collective Content we recently spruced up our logo and website. For the logo, like many small businesses, we dabbled with an online service. We thought we’d share our experience…
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Today I attended the first event from the Association of Online Publishers (AOP) aimed only at those in B2B media. (You can still check out the #aopb2b hashtag on Twitter.)…
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We recently decided to find out more about the Chatham House Rule, so we caught up with Keith Burnet, communications director at the Royal Institute of International Affairs (the organisation…
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Many call it a think tank. It would rather refer to itself as a policy institute. It is officially the Royal Institute of International Affairs. And to the rest of…
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