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- RT @wdmuk: 1% of the world's population are responsible for 50% of carbon emissions. #factualthursday
- Stop companies denying millions the chance to escape extreme poverty - sign now #NoSecretDeals http://t.co/okBfklxL #DT @ONEcampaignUK
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How to use @anywhere to brand your tweets…
I’ve been having a play with twitter’s @anywhere service that allows you to add twitter functionality to any website. There are functions that turn @usernames into links automatically, but interestingly it’s also possible to edit the ‘sent via’ bit of … Continue reading
Adding your site to google buzz
So everyone’s buzzing (sometimes quite angrily) about google’s new attempt to make gmail a bit more social. I noticed that in the list of sites I could connect kimondo.co.uk didn’t appear, yet a few older websites I worked on did show up in the list. Continue reading
Posted in Geekery, Pete Taylor (shameless self publicity)
Tagged buzz, google, shameless self publicity, twitter
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A week of social media fails…
Social media: a potentially exciting new way for businesses and organisations to have conversations with their stakeholders; a way of developing a campaign or a brand with a personal touch, or potentially a way to really stick their foot in it and … Continue reading →