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The Way of the Web
http://www.thewayoftheweb.net
Social media marketing, community marketing, buzz marketing and internet marketing. Also covering digital publishing, social networks and blogging. Written by an experienced online media journalist, web producer, and community marketing manager.
- Added on: Dec 29th, 2007
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: BadgerGravling
- Listed in: Journalists Internet
- Tags: Marketing Networking publishing journalism social digital
Recent Posts
Not long to donate to Movember…
The month of Movember is coming to an end on Monday, so if you haven’t donated yet to the worthy cause of raising awareness and funds to tackle male prostate cancer, then maybe this will inspire you. Yes, that’s my shameful Mo, taken a week ag...
Absolute Radio unveils iTunes Tagging for the iPod nano in the UK
If I’m struggling to find time to blog, it’s a fair bet something really interesting is happening at Absolute Radio. So the fact I’m finding it near impossible at the moment hints at a number of cool things about to happen. Absolut...
Final thoughts on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
Having finally got around to purchasing and playing through the controversial terrorism level of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, it seemed worthwhile following up on my previous posts on videogaming. I warn you – it’s a bit lengthy, and I’ll b...
Final thoughts on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
Having finally got around to purchasing and playing through the controversial terrorism level of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, it seemed worthwhile following up on my previous posts on videogaming. I warn you – it’s a bit lengthy, and I’ll b...
The social ages of videogames
I’ve been thinking about the concepts of game theory, play, and videogames for a while now – and they’re a lot more prominent in my thoughts considering the recent coverage of the success and controversy of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. Coin...
Private companies, ID cards, data and employees
Anyone else making a link between the uproar when UK Home Secretary Jacqui Smith revealed plans for private businesses like chemists and photo shops to record fingerprints and biometric data for the proposed national identity card scheme, and the ne...
