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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Seth Grimes on the semantic web – but is B2B media ready to benefit?
Seth Grimes, an analyst specialising in business intelligence and text analysis, gave a fascinating presentation – “an introduction to the semantic web and text-mining” – last week in London. I will try and give you a flavour of his presentation … Continue reading
Posted in Business-to-business, New Media, Search
Tagged Hans Peter Luhn, IBM Journal, IDC, Nstein, Seth Grimes, SHP, the semantic web, twitrratr
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Guest post: what do traditional print and broadcast media have to learn from the music industry?
I attended Music Week’s ‘Making online music pay’ conference last week (run by colleagues from UBM) and got into conversation with Mark Muggeridge. He argued that some of the lessons learnt by the music business might apply to the some … Continue reading
Why it matters that I successfully bagged my Facebook username
It’s 4.58 am this morning in the UK and the alarm kicks off. I’ve set it to bag my Facebook username. What this means is that whenever I direct people to Facebook, I will no longer send them to a … Continue reading
Posted in Social media
Tagged Facebook, Facebook username, John Welsh, Louis Gray, Peter Moore
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The Knowledge-time Continuum
When I kicked off this blog almost a year ago, I found it really easy to think of topics about which to write. I was new to social media and what I discovered, I wrote about, as I learnt, I explained … Continue reading
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