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Month: June 2005

Church of England encourages texting (sort of)

30th June 2005Robin Hamman 1 Comment

Two years ago BPL Mobile customers in India were reportedly able to send an SMS PUJA (prayer) to be recited for them at a popular Bombay temple for 51 rupees (60p), avoiding the hassle of queueing at the temple in… Continue Reading →

BBC, mobile

GPS enabled Monopoly!

29th June 2005Robin Hamman 2 Comments

Hasbro (the board game company) has launched an online edition of Monopoly – but keep reading because it’s a lot more interesting than that! To play, you select a cabbie (I’m backing Brian), buy some properties, put a few flats… Continue Reading →

location based services

job: viral marketing and community exec

28th June 2005Robin Hamman

Viral Marketing and Community Executive: OutsideLine Working predominantly in the entertainment sector, using the power of viral and community marketing, we are able to successfully connect our base of clients with their target audience through seeding of messages boards, forums… Continue Reading →

online community

Yahoo closes (some) chat rooms

28th June 2005Robin Hamman 1 Comment

One thing I’ve always admired about Yahoo is that they offer users a wide variety of tools to create online communities but push the management and ownership responsibilities out to those who use those tools. Not only does this reduce… Continue Reading →

internet libel

BBC radio player dashboard widget

27th June 2005Robin Hamman 1 Comment

I’ve been looking for this since installing Mac OSX Tiger: a dashboard widget for the BBC radio player. (created by Andy Allcorn)

BBC, digital television

how not to deal with message board users

24th June 2005Robin Hamman

I’ve been a fan of the Counting Crows since about 1993 when, as I was driving through Nebraska, I happened to come across a radio station playing, you guessed it, Omaha. Tonight, after listening to a recording of a live… Continue Reading →

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activism: mapping fruit trees

24th June 2005Robin Hamman

Last November I moved into a house with a huge apple tree, full of over-ripe and rotting fruit. Not only did it make a mess of my garden, but it also seemed quite wasteful. Fallen Fruit is a Los Angeles… Continue Reading →

activism, location based services

location based wikipedia (?)

24th June 2005Robin Hamman

I came across this interesting entry on the Mobile Technology Weblog about linking wikipedia, the online encyclopedia created by volunteers using wiki software to locations: "One of the most exciting things that’s going to happen in the next 10 years,… Continue Reading →

location based services, mobile

article: the power of us

16th June 2005Robin Hamman

Business Week has recently published an excellent article by Rob Hoff, The Power of Us , about social software and online community. This type of thing is always useful for consultants or anyone else trying to justify spend on online… Continue Reading →

online community, social software

What are you searching for?

15th June 2005Robin Hamman 1 Comment

According to Hitwise , as reported by BBC News Online, the top 10 UK search terms in the UK during the past four weeks have been: eBay Argos Amazon Easyjet eBay UK Autotrader Ryanair www.ebay.co.uk Tesco BBC What I find… Continue Reading →

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I’ve been blogging here since 1995.

For two decades, I’ve been devising and implementing strategic digital and social media programmes for some of the World’s largest brands.

I teach Public Relations at Boston University, London and regularly undertake strategy engagements on a contract basis. I’m also studying for an MA in Documentary Photography at University of the Arts London (UAL) part-time.

Previous roles include Partner at Penta Group (formerly Hume Brophy); Senior Consultant at Battenhall; EMEA Director of Creative Strategy, Digital and Social Media at FleishmanHillard; European Managing Director at The Dachis Group; Director of Digital at Edelman; and Editor of the BBC Blogs.

I’ve also been a Visiting Fellow of Journalism at City University (London) and of Stanford’s Cyberlaw Program.

I hold an MA in Sociology, MPhil in Communication Studies and Pg Dip in Law.

 

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