Blog Detail
DannyWhatmough.com
http://www.dannywhatmough.com/
This is a blog covering everything from PR and marketing to social media, online PR and technology.
- Added on: Oct 9th, 2009
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: Danny Whatmough
- Listed in: Public Relations Marketing
- Tags: technology Marketing pr social media digital online pr
Recent Posts
Google takes a leaf from Apple’s book: Chrome advert
This is a great little advert from Google to publicise it’s Chrome web browser (which I love btw and have been using for a while now). The ad, which was made by the company’s UK team and conincide’s with the launch of the browerR...
Facebook wants users to help it take on Twitter
Facebook’s new privacy policy has been met with a fair degree of hostility, and rightly so. The changes are clearly designed to encourage users to open up more of their updates to the wider world. So why the change? Simple. Facebook is worried....
Mr Fox – the latest Twitter superstar
Sometimes I’m still amazed by the power of social media. I spotted the tweet above picture posted by RadioKate on Sunday evening. The next day I was at a conference and already, it was cited as an example of how social media can be a very powe...
More thoughts on Google real-time (Twitter, media and the future)
I’ve already discussed what Google’s new real-time search means for PRs over on the Wildfire blog. But I make no excuse about covering the subject again here as I think it is such a major development. I’ve been mulling over some ot...
Cool stuff – December 7, 2009
Future of Newspapers: The Three Rings of Existence | paidContent 3 Retweet Buttons for WordPress Blog Posts Compared Social media measurement: a 10-step guide World leaders apologise from the future Mobile site review: Twitter Eric Schmidt...
Cool stuff – November 30, 2009
NSFW: 1200 words absolutely, definitely not about Rupert Murdoch and Google FAQ: How would paywalls affect advertisers? (and other questions) Five learnings from Gartner on social media's impact on PR Independent.co.uk: Quick-thinking news...
