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Month: April 2008

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8th April 2008Robin Hamman

Twitter Apps Blog Does what it says on the tin… (tags: twitter mashup howto) TwitterLocal – search for feeds based on location TwitterLocal lets you generate an RSS or XML Feed to filter out Tweets around a certain area. Potentially… Continue Reading →

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7th April 2008Robin Hamman

BBC NEWS | Technology | Europe clears mobiles on aircraft planes registered in one country would be able to offer mobile communications services to passengers when flying over other EU countries without having to apply for additional national licences. (tags:… Continue Reading →

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uk political bloggers charged over stats porn

7th April 2008Robin Hamman 1 Comment

Jemima Kiss, a friend of mine over at the Guardian, seems to have kicked off quite a blog storm with an article challenging the visitor statistics disclosed by Guido Fawkes and Iain Dale, two of the UK’s most widely known… Continue Reading →

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4th April 2008Robin Hamman

Kristine Lowe: Reinfeldt’s Facebook gaffe Swedish Prime Minister tells LSE students they’re smart and probably don’t spend time on sites like Facebook, YouTube and Myspace… (tags: facebook, youtube, myspace, politics, london, sweden) Record £100,000 online libel damages awarded to social… Continue Reading →

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3rd April 2008Robin Hamman

Social networks – will the UK government crack down? The overall impression coming from British regulators and ministers is that the government is preparing to crack the whip over the issue of safety for child users of Bebo, MySpace and… Continue Reading →

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turning participation in online debate into content and navigation

3rd April 2008Robin Hamman 3 Comments

As part of the BBC’s White Season, a week of programmes on BBC2 as well as other BBC TV and Radio outlets, BBC News online hosted an online discussion asking if "white working class people [are] ignored in Britain?" The… Continue Reading →

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2nd April 2008Robin Hamman 1 Comment

The Manchizzle: BBC Manchester Blog: RIP “big newspapers and media companies seem to be getting a bit more of a handle on this blogging thing, and local microsites, citizen journalism and community-led content are the buzzwords of the day. The… Continue Reading →

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pulling your social media together to form a social map

2nd April 2008Robin Hamman

Loic Lemeur discusses the different social media services and tools he uses as he takes us on a tour of his social map: Spotted thanks to Adam Tinworth who has a rather good blog covering journalism and social media.

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1st April 2008Robin Hamman

FrontLine Club Debate: Is New Media Killing Journalism? (May 2, London) Is new media edging out accountability and standards with ill-informed opinion and user-generated rants? Or is it the evolution of journalism, breaking down barriers which previously restricted the flow… 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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