Brand & Social Web professional. Cybernaut. Blogger. Microblogger. Restau-ranter. Wordplay addict. All parts of me that refuse to be holed up, and are forever trying to be content. This is a snapshot of all their efforts on the www. Do click when you sense a high per text.
Perspectives on brands, trends in marketing & the web's evolution- especially its currently popular conversational, real time,collaborative ver 2.0 a.k.a social media. An effort to ensure that neither I nor my readers miss the buzz.
Google’s Search Plus your World once again made me think about consistency, (in terms of a brand’s voice) a subject that finds frequent mentions here. Consistency in branding has been a golden rule for a long time. But by now, … 19 January 2012 @ 5:16 am
Identity in era of social media proliferation was something I brought up in last week’s post. Since then, my office has shifted, and I have to travel a little more to get to the new place. Instead of going below … Continu[…]
The (nearly) 7 year old personal blog. manu scripts with a y. From fiction and philosophy to restaurant reviews and attempted humour, this blog has a content strategy designed for personal contentment. No hype, just type.
Frederick Forsyth The book is quite a departure from the regular thrillers that Forsyth is famous for, but that doesn’t take away anything from the quality of the work. It consists of five stori[…]
While he lived, they made fun of his art. After an entire life bemoaning the fact that he sucked at art, he finally bled to a slow painful death. But then, his art became immortal, as did he. Suddenly[…]
The last Thai dine out didn’t really work for us, though it was at a (now former) favourite. The cuisine is a preferred one, and thus was seeded the idea to Thai up the loose ends. And that took[…]
Season 1, Episode 3 of The Dewarists brought together Indian Ocean and Mohit Chauhan, in “Maaya” and took me back to 2001. Goa. When Silk Route’s Dooba Dooba was still a popular numb[…]
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