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Social Web Analytics eBook
Philip Sheldrake has written and released a free eBook on Social media monitoring.
Sheldrake does an excellent job of putting the impact of social media into prespective while supplying the reader with resources to review on their own. More businesses need to take note of social media and the affects it is having on marketing and [...]
Don't the press just love us!
Our regular PCSO Blog contributor "PCSO Vegas Jack" - who is on a mission to even-out the negative press - is at it again.. (If you'd like to write for this blog, then drop me an email)39 commendations but not 1 word from the Mainstream Media !!Yesterday the farther of an old mate of my brother who's an “Old School” retired cop told me this story he found in his local rag back in June. We had been disusing the “one-sided” stance the mainstream media takes on the police these days (especially PCS
PR agency view of UK social media market status
A couple of weeks ago Paul Fabretti wrote that the UK didn’t get social media. I printed out a copy of Fabretti’s blog and have re-read it almost every day since. It’s a topic that I’ve been chewing over for some time. I’m afraid that I haven’t got any definitive answers but here are some conversations that I've been having recently and some of the conclusions that I have reached. 1. Media channels have become networks In his new book Brands in Networks (review to follow) Antony Mayfield pro
A READING FOR ST FRANCIS DAY
Daily Reading for October 4 • Francis of Assisi, Friar, 1226Francis’ famous embrace of the leper he met on the road was not merely a response to human suffering but, in medieval terms, an encounter with the excluded “other.” Lepers were not simply infected with a fearful disease. They symbolized the dark side of existence onto which medieval people projected a variety of fears, suspicions, and guilty sinfulness that must be excluded from the community of the spiritually pure. Lepers were outcast
Tuesday Blogscan 30-09-2008
Tuesday Blogscan 30-09-2008 Posted September 30th, 2008 by Greg Writing Wroundup A strange assortment to get you through the week... Rupert Sheldrake's website has some audio of his 2008 conversation with Andrew Weil, on "New Science and the Future". At Cosmic Spoon, Dr James Burnett offers some "Remote Viewing Hints". Stan Grof writes on "Spiritual Emergencies: Understanding and Treatment of Psychospiritual Crises", for Reality Sandwich. The latest Skeptiko podcast features Noreen Renie
5 Free eBooks That Will Make You a Better Online Marketer
Find out more about five free eBooks that can improve your online marketing knowledge and skills No matter how long you have been working as an online marketer, there are always new things you can learn. Blogs and forums can both be great sources of new information for online marketers looking to expand their knowledge. However, unlike many industries, most traditional books simply don’t offer a lot of value for online marketers. The reason for this is because it takes so long for a tradit
Spotlight on Skeptics - Some Perspectives on Psi-Denial
Hi All, The Society for Psychical Research has organised a study day with the above title to take place at St Philip’s Church, Earl’s Court Road, London W8 on Saturday, 25th October 2008 from 10 am to 5 pm (see http://www.spr.ac.uk/expcms/index.php?section=4). From the SPR web site: “Cost: Members £30 / Non-Members £35. / Students, Over 60s or Unwaged: £2 discount. Tea, coffee and biscuits will be served, but bring your own lunch [or go to a local restaurant or pub!]. Advance booking is r
The Week's Best for PR students, 14 July 2008
Lots to read this week. Check out these posts: Client Service and the Job Interview, Leo Bottary Six Best Practices for the Fair Use of Video, Kami Huyse Intelligent Dialogue: Millenials (downloadable PDF), Porter Novelli The Social Web Analytics eBook (downloadable PDF), Philip Sheldrake Scheme to Blame Intern for PR Fraud Fails, Ryan Tate its gr8 2b able 2 text..., Dan Santow To Friend Or Not To Friend, Cheryl Smith 12 Tips On Creating Great Content for Social Media, Matt McGee Getting Sta
The Week's Best for PR students, 14 July 2008
Lots to read this week. Check out these posts: Client Service and the Job Interview, Leo Bottary Six Best Practices for the Fair Use of Video, Kami Huyse Intelligent Dialogue: Millenials (downloadable PDF), Porter Novelli The Social Web Analytics eBook (downloadable PDF), Philip Sheldrake Scheme to Blame Intern for PR Fraud Fails, Ryan Tate its gr8 2b able 2 text..., Dan Santow To Friend Or Not To Friend, Cheryl Smith 12 Tips On Creating Great Content for Social Media, Matt McGee Getting Sta
Download: The True Story of the Internet
comments | 127 views Mon Jul 07, 2008 Social Web Analytics Werd vanmorgen door Robin Wauters gewezen op The Social Web Analytics eBook 2008 (pdf) van Philip Sheldrake. Sheldrake definieert zelf Social Web Analytics als: (...) the application of search, indexing, semantic analysis and business intelligence technologies to the task of identifying, tracking, listening to and participating in the distributed conversations about a particular brand, product or issue, with emphasis on quantifyi
The Social Web Analytics eBook 2008
For anyone interested in social media and the analytics of it, download the Social Web Analytics eBook 2008 by Philip Sheldrake. More about it here. It’s essential reading for novices and experts alike and introduces you to all the familiar organisations and sites in social media today. Did you know what Twingly is, for example? I [...]
Social Web Analytics eBook
Philip Sheldrake has written a nice guide around Social media monitoring. There is a good analysis of the industry and he also positions free tools as well as the main players in the market. It seems Attentio’s coverage of European social media is still unique. I’d like to say thanks to him for making a few last minute adjustments after I read the first version! Nathan Gilliatt and e-consultancy are also coming out with new guides, so it is a space that is getting more attention…
Social Media Analysis News, 4 July 2008
News from the companies of social media analysis. Companies and services 30 June - Filtrbox announced (PDF) their public release. Accounts range from free to $100/month for a 6-user team account. 3 July - The team behind BlogMeter released Memesphere, an Italian memetracker. via MediaMeterPeople 30 June - Converseon announced that Mike Moran will join the company as Chief Strategist on 1 September. An IBM Distinguished Engineer, Moran is the author of Do It Wrong Quickly: How the Web Change
Social Web Analytics EBook - print it out and read it
It's rare that I see anything about Web Analytics AND Social Media Web Analytics - and I just did - this ebook on Social Web Analytics was published today - yep - today - by Philip Sheldrake, who says this: ... I define Social Web Analytics as the application of search, indexing, semantic analysis and business intelligence technologies to the task of identifying, tracking, listening to and participating in the distributed conversations about a particular brand, product or issue, with emphasis
Being Digital part two notes
Location Tim warr - what needs to be fixed how do companies create an interface for location based applications. lists have no context, maps dont have context data and some people dont like it or overly complex. Interface needs to be cracked? 3D is still crap interface richard vardan - locametrix - outdoor gaming, kind of like geocaching julie gibbons accel partners moving from explicit to implicit (google local data in universal search) Search: Philip Sheldrake has d0ne a nice summary
A Friend for Feeds
A Friend for Feeds FriendFeed is the latest social media tool on everyone's lips. Tim Hoang finds out why the latest doyen of the Web 2.0 world might have longer legs than others. Social media tools allow their huge number of users to connect through different means. Blogs, microblogs, news feeds and photo sharing sites all enable different types of communication within their communities. However, it is ironic that the sites which allow us to communicate, struggle to communicate to each oth
del.icio.us links
Recent del.icio.us / wadds links. Telegraph:Petrol stations run dry as early buying begins PR nightmare. Why do political assurances over petrol supply drive us to the pumps? BBC: Jazz legend Lyttelton dies at 86 Rest in peace broadcasting octogenarian Humphrey Lyttelton. We'll miss the Samantha gags and Mornington Crescent. NevilleHobson.com: Is business podcasting dead? Neville Hobson questions whether b2b podcasting is past its sell by date. Migrating Blogger to Wordpress We're working ou
