Right-leaning British newspaper The Daily Mail found itself with egg on its face on Friday as one of its infamously non-neutral polls was targeted by psychologists on twitter.
The poll which had the decidedly non-neutral question ’should the nhs let gipsies to jump the queue?’, raised the ire of a number of psychologists who as part [...]
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Twitter trashes skewed Daily Mail poll
Monday, June 22nd, 2009Tags: building a band website, clever use of social networking, company blogs, developing websites for bands, do's and don't's for twitter, establishing an online presence, pr on social networks
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Google Wave – exciting possibilities
Thursday, June 18th, 2009So the big news in recent weeks has been the presentation of Google Wave, due to be fully launched later in the year. You can check out the presentation here.
As with virtually any new search/social media release, there’s immediate talk of it being a *killer – with twitter being the * in this particular case. [...]
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5 Reasons Writers Need Their Own Websites
Friday, May 29th, 2009The trouble with being dedicated to your job is that you’re like a horse with blinders on – you don’t seem to enjoy the benefits that peripheral vision can bring. Yes, you are focused on your work and enjoy it so much that you have time for little else when you’re busy, but there is [...]
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Learning a lesson from Facebook’s localisation into Hindi
Saturday, May 9th, 2009Localisation is the over-technical term used by software developers to describe the translation of their programs into other languages. It serves a purpose, though, to stress that translation is far more than simply substituting words from one language to another. For a program to work in different markets different cultures need to be taken into [...]
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