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Month: March 2007

yahoo pipes how-to… finally

14th March 2007Robin Hamman 1 Comment

A few weeks ago, John Thompson, the publisher of Journalism.co.uk (and a nice bloke) emailed to let me know that this blog would be included in a mash-up of journalism blogs he was creating using Yahoo Pipes. For those who… Continue Reading →

blogging, blogging techniques, journalism

links for 2007-03-14

14th March 2007Robin Hamman

Community Is Key to Participation in Citizen Media “When I asked you what would motivate you to submit stories, photos or video to a particular citizen media site, your answers followed one theme: give us community, give us a sense… Continue Reading →

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speaking at the european broadcasting union

14th March 2007Robin Hamman

BBC Manchester’s Richard Fair and myself will be giving a presentation at the Multimedia Meets Radio conference (pdf) organised by the European Broadcasting Union in Geneva, Switzerland on the 29th and 30th of March. We’ll be talking about the BBC… Continue Reading →

BBC, blogging techniques, citizen journalism, conferences/events, journalism

she likes how he blogs, her texts turn him on…

14th March 2007Robin Hamman 2 Comments

Toronto based fashion and shopping blog I want – I got picks up on a rather strange advertising campaign for Calvin Klein’s new in2u scent. “We have envisioned this as the first fragrance for the technosexual generation,” said Mr. Murry,… Continue Reading →

blogging, online community, online dating, social software

new feed to read: doctorvee

13th March 2007Robin Hamman 1 Comment

For months I’ve been proactively trying to cut down on the number of RSS feeds I’m subscribed to because, these days, I rarely get a chance to check more than a dozen of them each day anyway. There’s something about… Continue Reading →

BBC, blogging, blogging techniques, citizen journalism, digital television, journalism, newspapers, social software

links for 2007-03-13

13th March 2007Robin Hamman

Blog Consultant Explains why she tells clients to avoid Movable Type Suw Charman doesn’t much like movable type and spends a post countering a recent marketing email she got from Six Apart the vendors behind MT (tags: mov movabletype sixapart… Continue Reading →

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links for 2007-03-12

12th March 2007Robin Hamman

Google takes more ad revenue in UK than anyone but ITV Google now makes more in advertising revenue in the UK than everyone besides ITV, which it could catch soon… (link thanks to Virtual Economics) (tags: google googleads advertising search… Continue Reading →

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links for 2007-03-10

10th March 2007Robin Hamman 1 Comment

Kristine Lowe does a good round up of thoughts on proposed French “anti citizen journalism” law (tags: freespeech citizenjournalism usergeneratedcontent france law internetlaw journalism) Why is RSS adoption so abysmal amongst UK newspapers online? Uses the bloglines subscription numbers for… Continue Reading →

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participation isn’t always good

9th March 2007Robin Hamman 4 Comments

The recent controversy over premium rate phone in votes to television programmes in the UK not being tallied properly underlines the point that audiences will eventually question, then turn against, participation for participation’s sake. The programmes in question, where audience… Continue Reading →

blogging techniques, citizen journalism, journalism, online community, social software

links for 2007-03-09

9th March 2007Robin Hamman

Guardian to plow £15 million into their websites over next 18 months Expect lots of web 2.0 goodness and forays into video (tags: web2.0 newspaperwebsites newspaperbusiness guardian innovation news2.0) Frontiers of Innovation in Community Engagement News Organizations Forge New Relationships… Continue Reading →

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About Cybersoc

For almost 20 years, I've been devising and implementing digital and social media strategies for some of the World's largest brands.

I'm currently Commercial Director (EMEA) for The Social Element. Prior roles include Head of Social (Europe & Middle East) 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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  • using a drone to create 3D models of historical ruins
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