Cool stuff I was readingJanuary 9th toJanuary 12th:
Cool stuff I was readingNovember 6th toDecember 7th:
As you can see to the above (soon to be the top left when the post moves down the blog!) I have in fact, made it onto the shortlist for Computer Weekly’s “Best Web 2.0 and Business” blog awards.
I have to admit to not knowing any of the other blogs in the same category when the shortlist came out other than Mike’s Techcrunch. That alone makes me think I have some bloody stiff opposition, let alone now that I have seen the other nominees:
* Brian Kelly’s UK Web Focus: Reflections on the Web and Web 2.0
* Roo Reynolds - What’s Next?, “UK-based Metaverse Evangelist, blogger and geek”
* Eightbar from Hursley Park
* DRM blog by CapGemini’s Jude Umeh, from BCS
* Middledigit.net, by Jonathan Hopkins and covers Web 2.0, technology and marketing
* Broadstuff.com from Broadsight
* TechCrunch UK
* Blending the Mix: A look at the new world and new marketing and all it means…
* Paul Downey: Whatfettle, marras?
* User Pathways by James Kelway
* Ian White and Michael Pincher’s blog on collaborative technologies,
And I can’t go without encouraging you to vote for one of my two pals below (who unfortunately reside in the same category):
Steve from Microsoft and Stephen from Rainier PR. Both are really, really good blogs written by two very smart (and successful) guys to boot! If you have to vote - give each of these guys a vote!
Oh…and don’t forget to give the guys at Outside Line a vote too. IMHO, the LG Blog is the benchmark for blogger outreach (and that is no slight on the wonderful work that David et al. do either!).
Don’t get me wrong, these blogs are all good, but if you DON’T vote for me, I’ll get Viacom’s lawyers to force your ISP to give me your IP address…and I’ll come round with some little friends!
Cool stuff I was readingJune 2nd toJune 4th:
- lovefilm quiz on Flickr - Photo Sharing! - great idea
- Smithereens: Make Google Reader Your Web Brain in 3 Simple Steps - Google Reader as your web Brain
- New Facebook app �turns users into affiliates� � Digital marketing news | Digital marketing events at Netimperative - An interesting commercial approach to Facebook, controlled by users.
- Carsonified » Blog Archive » Writing copy for real people - Tone of Voice
- Compare Your FeedBurner Subscriber Numbers with Others » Feed Compare -
Cool stuff I was readingMay 15th toMay 18th:
- Minggl � socialize from anywhere on the web - Inside facebook (2)
- Media6° - Inside Facebook’s Social Graph (1)
- Official Google Blog: Demographics now available in YouTube Insight - Insight for youtube video - yay!
- Loic Le Meur Blog: Steven Spielberg, Harisson Ford, George Lucas in Seesmic this morning - An incredible new way to engage with your audience
- Robert Scoble on the Best iPhone Applications | Fast Company - Best of the Best iPhone apps
- Tickets | Coca Cola League 1 Play Off Final - THIS IS WHERE YOU WANT TO BE
Cool stuff I was readingMay 11th toMay 14th:
This just in from the BBC.
The lay-offs make up about a quarter of DoubleClick’s 1,200-strong workforce in the US. Worldwide, DoubleClick has about 1,500 employees.
Google’s chief executive Eric Schmidt has suggested that overseas operations, employing a further 300 people, will also be affected at a later date.
These are my links for February 28th through March 13th:
These are my links for January 8th:
