intriguing sculpture, Civic Square, Canberra, Australia
St. Francis of Assisi is credited with creating the first “3 dimensional” nativity scene in 1223 at Greccio, Italy.
(image, via Wikimedia, is in the public domain)
BlogWorld and New Media Expo Los Angeles the Place to Be in November -
Looking just now at the speaker lineup for the next BlogWorld and New Media Expo, to be held in Los Angeles, November 3-5, has made me a bit wistful, as I won’t be attending this one and…
From Ragan’s PR Daily
According to widely reported data from Experian Hitwise, Google+ saw 1,269 percent growth last week after dropping its invite-only status and opening the social network to the public.
Another illustration of why I am spending time on Google+ My shortlink url there: http://gplus.to/deswalsh
Google Plus is Not Open for Business but it is Open for Learning -
Google’s latest foray into social networking, Google Plus, or Google+, which “aims to make sharing on the web more like sharing in real life” is now out of beta and as of last week you…
Should Google Plus be Part of Your Social Media Strategy? -
Lately I’ve been wondering just how much or how little I should be talking, with clients and with groups I present to, about the still relatively new but in many ways quite…
Are You Missing Business Opportunities on LinkedIn? -
“To any CEO who’s sceptical at all, you have to create a social enterprise today, you have to be totally connected with everyone who touches your brand.” — Angela Ahrendts, CEO at Burberry, warning that businesses that failed to create a social enterprise could perish. Social enterprise means business The Australian IT, Sept 7, 2011
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The bit of code above is part of the process of getting this blog recognized as a blog, on Empire Avenue, the “social stockmarket” (my ticker symbol: DESWALSH).
Innovators face red tape over R&D concessions -
Post in IT News for Australian Business eschews the regurgitation of Government press releases and provides some informed comment on the new legislation. (Kris Gale, quoted in the piece, and his firm Michael Johnson Associates are clients of mine.)