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Social Induction
‘Disparate’ perhaps wouldn’t describe it best, but definitely 3 different posts in terms of scope and point of focus, but which I thought were in their own way, circling one of this blog’s favourite topics – how organisations can fundamentally … Continue reading
Posted in Brand, Ideas, Internet, Social Media
Tagged Holmes, interactions, Kenneth Boulding, organisational culture, people, purpose, social business, social software, tom fishburne, tools, umair haque, Wiki Wall
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PR – Public Relationship
The control a brand has, or rather the lack of it, was evident in two examples I saw recently. Both became viral, one at a very small level, and the other, a huge global one. You must’ve guessed the second … Continue reading
Posted in Brand, Ideas, Internet, Social Media
Tagged Arundhati Roy, BP, BPGlobalPR, CarrotMob, Ethical Capital, Nokia, Pepsi, PR, Smirnoff, umair haque
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Of Social Media Baubles
I read Umair Haque’s post – The Social Media Bubble, through the prism of ‘interesting’ vs ‘popular‘, the subject of my last post. In the post, Haque’s biggest gripe with social media, the way it is now, is the low … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas, Internet, Social Media
Tagged Adrian Chan, communication, new spatialism, new urbanism, relationships, social media bubble, Stowe Boyd, structures, ties, umair haque
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Effective Cause
The Pepsi Refresh project is something I keep bumping into, inside this blog, as well as conversations outside. I admit to a bias towards it, because I somehow sense a sincerity in its approach. Some time back, Surekha shared with … Continue reading
Posted in Brand, Ideas, Social Media
Tagged aircel, corporate social responsibility, CSR, great to good, Pepsi, pepsi refresh project, save the tiger, umair haque
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