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Piehead
(also known as Philip Slade)
    gets rather excited by the world around him. This is a record of the stuff he finds. Most is haphazardly filed as either 'Home' or 'Work' The difference generally being whether it features: rants about brands and marketing or Alice (14) and Jake (13) or very occasionally the Fish.

Having struggled with Dyslexia all his life, Philip now admits that spelling and grammar will be skills mastered in the next life

 

 
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Entries in twitter mainstream (2)

Friday
26Jun2009

Tweet of the day

DateFriday, June 26, 2009 at 09:37AM

I have been looking at Twitter measurment tools for a client today. Found this eyecatching tweet via the People Browser platform, blending the weeks biggest storys into one

"..If you are a celebrity who has not died yet, please say something in support of the people of Iran.."

It goes without saying the scale of the pain, the people of Iran are going through, would never have been possible to convey without a platform like Twitter.

Hugley useful resource on Twitter use by the way on Jeremiah Owyangs blog web-strategist.com. Also soon to be published book Twitterville by Shel Israel.

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Tuesday
10Feb2009

Linkedin new apps

DateTuesday, February 10, 2009 at 11:45AM

While Twitter appears to have gone from mainstream to overblown in a little over 30 days, Linkedin marches on with more and more add-ons & apps. Maybe its the lack of guilt, Which Facebook always carried with it.

New Google add-on Latitude is really cool and looks like it links with all the right platforms, love the privacy statements that you can set fictitious locations (Google suggests 'Victoria Falls' -WTF??) so your love ones needn't know all your movements 24/7. Neat! fantastic location based software that you use to tell people where you are not, genius.


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