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Introducing Vine, a social video app
A new social network has spread across the social universe at an astonishing rate. Vine, which is owned by Twitter, allows users to create 6 second videos which can then…
Twitter in Dispute with Windows 8 App Developers
Whether you love or hate it; Windows 8 is creating positive waves in the developer community. For the first time, Microsoft’s marketplace has been made available to millions of Windows…
5 Things to Remember when Blogging this Year
This time last year I wrote an article for ProBlogger entitled “8 Reasons Why Students Should Blog”. The post is still well received to this day with over 600 re-tweets!…
Pirate Party UK: Liberators of free speech or media stirrers?
In April the High Court ruled that Swedish file-sharing website, The Pirate Bay, must be blocked by UK Internet Service Providers (ISPs). This was a result of heavy lobbying by…
Relax. We can be offensive again.
It all started in 2010 when a man was found guilty of sending a menacing tweet threatening he was going to blow up Robin Hood Airport. Two years later, thankfully,…
Ignore your boss. This is where Digital PR is Going.
Your boss may not realise it yet but over the next couple of years the public relations industry is going to face some really serious challenges. In fact, unless your…
Blogger Outreach: “To Be (anonymous) or Not To Be (anonymous)?”
Over the past year or so there has been a shift in practice from traditional link building techniques to link “earning” or link “acquisition” through content marketing and guest blogging…
Achieve ROI with Adobe Social
Adobe recently released its digital marketing tool Adobe Social. It is a product that has been refined over the last 12 months through a series of substantial investments in social media including some…
Playing around with Raspberry Pi
After a little over three months of waiting it has finally arrived, the famous Raspberry Pi. This credit card sized circuit board has been highly anticipated and praised by geeks…
The Case Against Richard O’Dwyer is Ridiculous
When Richard O’Dwyer was 19 years old he set up TVShack.net. An online directory which linked to hundreds of websites who provided popular films and TV series for online streaming….
Defining Loyalties: Now a member of Pirate Party UK
When it comes to political allegiances I’ve never been swift to the forefront. To me character matters more than the policy as character will inevitable supersede any written policy. A…
Research into Latent Semantic Analytics
Over the last year the internet has evolved, a transition which we now all abide by although may not have acknowledged. Content is no longer king, context is. The sheer…
