Monthly Archives: February 2010

links for 2010-02-28

By Dhiren | Published: February 28, 2010

Comments on the social graph: FACEBOOK FAN PAGES: THE FUTURE OF CRM Tony writes a great thought piece on the correct use of Facebook fan pages and how they are potentially the future of CRM. I haven't really got much to add to his piece, but it's got me thinking: Many brands are using Facebook [...]

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Immersive images

By Dhiren | Published: February 17, 2010

Roger Ballen talks about photobooks from Jim Casper on Vimeo. Roger Ballen is old-school and in this video he makes some great points about the role books play in learning. I agree with him because paper adds a certain depth to photos that just cannot be recreated on the screen. I’m greedily building a beautiful [...]

links for 2010-02-14

By Dhiren | Published: February 14, 2010

A day on Chatroulette, the web's weirdest new outpost | Technology | guardian.co.uk Fascinating. Whilst I will not be using it anytime soon I think the concept is interesting: voyeurism meets spontaneous social networking. A friend of mine once said that walking alone into a bar, in an unfamiliar town, is an exercise that can [...]

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links for 2010-02-13

By Dhiren | Published: February 13, 2010

Six Spaces of social media « TEST Nice way to section it all off. (tags: social socialmedia web space)

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links for 2010-02-11

By Dhiren | Published: February 11, 2010

Will School Libraries Go Book-less? – Education – GOOD Due to the launch of the iPad news like this will soon be common place. Digital natives will soon use ebooks with the same ease that we use normal books. People are habitual creates and we become comfortable with what were used to, in our case [...]

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links for 2010-02-07

By Dhiren | Published: February 7, 2010

BingTweets An OK tool I guess. The only problem I have with it, and so many other like it, is that it's solely based on Twitter. When will we be able to see a tool that provides trends insights across all types of media? (tags: research microblogging mashup twittertools microsoft searchengines searchengine community socialmedia media [...]

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