One of the most profound and significant aspects of the impact of social media is its democratising power. Whilst that typically has political connotations, it is meant here in the broader sense of empowerment and engagement. The current furore surrounding super injunctions and the role of social media
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Crowdsourcing – know what it is? We heard a little about it at Social Media Unleashed when Richard Moir of CISCO touched on the I-Prize competition. What about crowdsourcing’s little brother crowdfunding? Spoken to any people practicing it recently? If you answered no to any of the
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As we go to the polls today I was reflecting about the relatively low impact that Social Media seems to have made in this campaign. There seems to be something of a flurry of tweets, a last minute chatter about – well the referendum more than anything
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In the constant reference to twitter and Facebook it is often forgotten that a wiki is one of the most powerful of social media tools. We are pretty much all familiar with perhaps the largest manifestation of a wiki in Wikipedia, but the tool and thinking that
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